Does that include your registration, Charlie? If so, then it's better than here because it's around $55 here for 5 years just for the registration - - - and you buy your own plates, if they are Vintage. I'm just running Antique/Classic Auto Plates from the State on the '62.
Kansas says vintage plates only for OEM vintage steel, in original form with only "safety & efficiency" modifications which is a recent re-write. So a guy running full fenders with a new power train and juice brakes can probably get buy, even after market wheels with bigger tires "for safety" (restorods), but a glass replica, or a highboy style forget it. And I have a pair of '33 plates that were never issued, still stuck together by the protective paper when I got them, but they're collectors items for me at this point....
That gets your registration and all Only need proof of insurance. I only insure mine for 6 mo. the rest of the time its in the garage....... I know what if theres a fire. Guess I'll figure that out if the time comes. Vanity plates cost $75. a year. I just dropped them on my pick up. To much money for that stuff.
I would love to move to Texas..:D:D Think I can handle the warmth... :toocool::toocool:Quote:
Originally Posted by MelloYello
Decks done and so is the weekend! Here are a few pictures
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Looks good, even tho I did fall out of my chair looking at them. Get some rest you deserve it.
With the new finish the deck looks great!
I think PA is considered hot rod friendly but probably not the most friendly of all the States. I'll just quote and copy this reply about it posted on another site:
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The deck refinish looks good Steve. What product did you use and how long has it or would you expect it to last? Ipe is tough because of the density as you said. I'd love to get the original color I got the first time with a clear sealer (below) but it just doesn't work that way. I suppose a full sanding first would bring it close, but this chronologically gifted geezer won't be doing that....
You guys are making me feel better about our program in Wa. YOM plates on anything with an appropriate title, $35 one time fee "for life", or til transferred.
Great looking decks guys! Nick, enjoy your trip/vaca. That definitely sounds like a relaxing deal. Saturday morning I helped my Aunt with a Marfan run/walk she puts on to raise awareness and support for Marfan's Syndrome. The rest of the day I cleaned my shop and removed parts from cars I'm parting out. Went out to supper with the family. We went to Menards after to get supplies to redo our basement floor. We laid down carpet tiles in the early spring to provide an indoor play area for the kids. Well all the rain we got flooded the area, I ripped them up and that was that. Sunday morning I swept the basement floor and started laying down the carpet tiles. In the afternoon I finished cleaning up our 455 mess in the shop, then we pushed in our Excursion and I started working on it. It was absolutely beautiful for July in Iowa as well! I could handle this year round!
Decks look awesome,Steve.. A huge difference..A good quality oil stain does wonders..:cool::cool:
Messner's UV Plus Natural color stain for hard wood decks, Bob. It only lasts about two to three years at a time, but the best I've found so far. It brings out the original color of the wood, I just use a deck cleaner and scrub brush for prep, no sanding!
Even though it's still Wednesday around here, on our way back from dinner tonight I did a quick "U-bee" and went back to get these pics. The nice lady who suddenly appeared out of nowhere didn't know much about it but I gave her my number so she can tell me more about it:
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Tomorrow,Friday...loading the F100 with a selection of wares,and heading to a swapmeet,,nearly 3 hours south..It's an annual thing,and we go every year..Lets see....two T bucket bodies,Austin A40 one piece front,,29 A cowl,A window reveals,,assorted little bits n pieces,,250 business cards. hood scoops,etc.... **)**):whacked::cool: