Against everyone's advice, and much to the chagrin of several members here, I departed mn with all of my earthly belongings 9am cst yesterday. 1560 miles, 7 states, 4 hours of sleep at a truck stop and 27 hours later, I am setting up my life in central florida. No more snow.
Big step. Good luck man.
Live the life now before you got old and "responsible" Best of luck to you.
For the sake of all of us who remain in the midwest, just remember how much you hated all those "wearing shorts in January" posts. Good luck with the move.
Where is "central florida"? Orlando?
Good luck with everything. I hope it all works out for the best!
mndsm wrote: No more snow.
You just jynxed it:
Better you then me! Id rather be kicked in the nuts daily then move to florida.
NordicSaab wrote: Where is "central florida"? Orlando?
Kissimmee/celebration. I'm 10 minutes from the mouse.
Rufledt wrote:mndsm wrote: No more snow.You just jynxed it:
As sick as it is, I want this to happen. So I can go out, get pulled over, and show them my mn dl....and be like "what now". I even brought a scraper for lulz.
kazoospec wrote: For the sake of all of us who remain in the midwest, just remember how much you hated all those "wearing shorts in January" posts. Good luck with the move.
I'm saving those for the shiny happy people at my old breweryou when they post beer I can't have.
EastCoastMojo wrote: Good luck with everything. I hope it all works out for the best!
I hope it works out for all.
Congrats on the move. Hope everything works out the way you want it to.
now you're really close to the Challenge and have access to rust free cars. Someone is doing it right
Gearheadotaku wrote: now you're really close to the Challenge and have access to rust free cars. Someone is doing it right
And endless toyota parts.
Fldsm?
Not far from Sebring as well
So this means you're coming to see GWAR with me and David on the 28th?
Best wishes in getting reestablished in FL. No emissions laws, safety inspections consist of a seat belt and headlights, and parts are rust free (but sometimes flood damaged).
Give us some updates on how the imagineered city has fared.
no income tax, but enjoy your $500 plates...
-J0N
Now, now. It's not very expensive.
Off the top of my head:
Fee if you don't have a plate to transfer: $225
Title transfer fee: $85
Plate fee: $30
Registration fee (weight dependent, but doesn't change much): $40
See? It's less than $400 to put a new vehicle on the road. I pay about $150/year in registration fees for my 2 cars, 2 trailers, and a boat. The yearly registration is dirt cheap.
Skycraft Parts & Surplus in Winter Park http://www.skycraftsurplus.com/index.aspx
Orlando? You're just starting to enter good Cuban food territory. Get a Cuban sandwich and side of tostones for me, washing it down with a cafe con leche.
The0retical wrote: Best wishes in getting reestablished in FL. No emissions laws, safety inspections consist of a seat belt and headlights, and parts are rust free (but sometimes flood damaged). Give us some updates on how the imagineered city has fared.
he moved from a state that also has zero emissions testing, and the process for registering your car every year consists of going to the DPS or a deputy registrar and giving them however much money it says to give them on the piece of paper they send you... after a car is 7 years old- i think- it only costs $35 a year to license it...
novaderrik wrote:The0retical wrote: Best wishes in getting reestablished in FL. No emissions laws, safety inspections consist of a seat belt and headlights, and parts are rust free (but sometimes flood damaged). Give us some updates on how the imagineered city has fared.he moved from a state that also has zero emissions testing, and the process for registering your car every year consists of going to the DPS or a deputy registrar and giving them however much money it says to give them on the piece of paper they send you... after a car is 7 years old- i think- it only costs $35 a year to license it...
Yeah, the only real difference is rust.
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