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Ok, cool. so are you taking your truck or leaving it in Omaha?
Depends.
For basic, it has to stay in Omaha obviously, but after-wards, I'm taking it with where ever I go.
Unless where I end up, they have the smog tests and what not... my truck would fail epicly.
Which, in that case, I'd leave it in Omaha, Buy myself a nice 05-08 F150, and repair the 85 when I visit Omaha
When you live in the military you can leave your auto registered where you are from. You should not have to worry about where you are stationed if in the U.S.
When you live in the military you can leave your auto registered where you are from. You should not have to worry about where you are stationed if in the U.S.
Depends.
For basic, it has to stay in Omaha obviously, but after-wards, I'm taking it with where ever I go.
Unless where I end up, they have the smog tests and what not... my truck would fail epicly.
Which, in that case, I'd leave it in Omaha, Buy myself a nice 05-08 F150, and repair the 85 when I visit Omaha
I am about 2 hours from there, and I know a guy that will pass any thing.
In Limestone county I don't think they're too strict. I know the inspection place here isn't tight at all. My truck's ran rich for the past 5 or 6 years and they've not said a word about it. Heck, it even shakes when they stop (front end needs work) and they didn't say a word.
Just stay away from Austin or someplace like that. I'm sure Grant knows what I'm talking about. :P