CHP inspection and CA BAR?

[Dangerous Doug]

Apparently none of you have sat on the CA BAR hotline for any length of time.

"Brown-chicken-brown-cow, Brown-chicken-brown-cow" replicates the guitar rift when you're on hold.

Thanks for getting it stuck in my head again...

Driving over the hill at 6:30 to get to work seemed like a good idea, until I stepped out on my front stoop and saw frost on my neighbor's roof. Hhmmm, better bring the hat AND the gloves. Even with gloves, I couldn't feel my fingertips by the time I got to work.

Was at Evergreen College at 11am. Engine and paperwork inspected, sticker placed on an inner trunk panel, paperwork completed. Time to go back to the DMV and finish the process.

So far, I haven't found the registration process to be much trouble. SB-100, CHP inspection, and BAR inspection have all gone pretty well. I hope my last visit to the DMV goes as smoothly.

DD

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by Dangerous Doug

Apparently none of you have sat on the CA BAR hotline for any length of time.

"Brown-chicken-brown-cow, Brown-chicken-brown-cow" replicates the guitar rift when you're on hold.

Thanks for getting it stuck in my head again...

Driving over the hill at 6:30 to get to work seemed like a good idea, until I stepped out on my front stoop and saw frost on my neighbor's roof. Hhmmm, better bring the hat AND the gloves. Even with gloves, I couldn't feel my fingertips by the time I got to work.

Was at Evergreen College at 11am. Engine and paperwork inspected, sticker placed on an inner trunk panel, paperwork completed. Time to go back to the DMV and finish the process.

So far, I haven't found the registration process to be much trouble. SB-100, CHP inspection, and BAR inspection have all gone pretty well. I hope my last visit to the DMV goes as smoothly.

DD

Great news Doug! Make copies of your docs (especially the MSO, since they take the original) before you hand them back to the DMV. They should hand you your plates before you leave (unless you already have personal plates to put on the car).

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Dangerous Doug

Apparently none of you have sat on the CA BAR hotline for any length of time.

"Brown-chicken-brown-cow, Brown-chicken-brown-cow" replicates the guitar rift when you're on hold.

Thanks for getting it stuck in my head again...

Driving over the hill at 6:30 to get to work seemed like a good idea, until I stepped out on my front stoop and saw frost on my neighbor's roof. Hhmmm, better bring the hat AND the gloves. Even with gloves, I couldn't feel my fingertips by the time I got to work.

Was at Evergreen College at 11am. Engine and paperwork inspected, sticker placed on an inner trunk panel, paperwork completed. Time to go back to the DMV and finish the process.

So far, I haven't found the registration process to be much trouble. SB-100, CHP inspection, and BAR inspection have all gone pretty well. I hope my last visit to the DMV goes as smoothly.

DD

Some guys have all the luck. There's always balance in life. Some people have it easy (Doug) and some have it excruciatingly difficult (me).

Brown chicken, brown cow. Who knew?

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Some guys have all the luck. There's always balance in life. Some people have it easy (Doug) and some have it excruciatingly difficult (me).

From the guy driving the Kirkham. One or two thing went right for you...or you married up.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Got the Bug

From the guy driving the Kirkham. One or two thing went right for you...or you married up.

Let's see, I invested in Citibank at $40. Ooops, nope that can't be it. It's $3.

There are two axioms in life.

1. In life, there are two kinds of people. Those with guns and those that dig. (Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly).

2. Most importantly. Either you are born rich or you marry rich.

I dig.

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Let's see, I invested in Citibank at $40. Ooops, nope that can't be it. It's $3.

There are two axioms in life.

1. In life, there are two kinds of people. Those with guns and those that dig. (Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly).

2. Most importantly. Either you are born rich or you marry rich.

I dig.

That follows my "buy high, sell low, try to make more money to make up for it all" strategy.

Damn...I should have married rich.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Got the Bug

That follows my "buy high, sell low, try to make more money to make up for it all" strategy.

Damn...I should have married rich.

There's always the higher volume strategy and make up the difference.

I'll bring an extra shovel.