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Old 09-07-2012, 03:12 PM
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Wow...and I thought I was getting great gas mileage...
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Originally Posted by irab88
... it's got 2 a view of the bay...

I KNEW it was a beach house. That's a nice looking place. Enjoy it.
Old 09-08-2012, 05:06 AM
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Originally Posted by 93Xtra-Cab
Wow...and I thought I was getting great gas mileage...
i usually get between 21 and 23, and if i run the tank dry, i can push 400 miles out of a tank.
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I KNEW it was a beach house. That's a nice looking place. Enjoy it.
err, kinda. the area that it's in feels like the back woods, but then the bay is 2 streets down. i like what i'm getting for the money.

here's the neighborhood:



< south -- north >
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Cool!!
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sunday was nice out, and there were no mosquitoes, so i thought i'd get some stuff done. first i took off the air intake and cleaned that up a bunch. when rinsing off the air filter, i could tell by the way it held water that the filter needed to be cleaned badly. i also took apart all the intake tubes to clean them out. once the filter was ready to go back on, i used some automotive goop (brand) to seal up the air filter better around the seams.

then i finished painting the intake. i still need to clean it up a bit, but at least it matches now...

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Originally Posted by irab88
err, kinda. the area that it's in feels like the back woods, but then the bay is 2 streets down. i like what i'm getting for the money.

here's the neighborhood:



< south -- north >
Great looking house Ian congrats... 2 blocks up from the bay? sweet!.. except during a hurricane lol... just kidding... got a view of the bay and a fireplace eh?... fall coming on... cool nights... long evenings... fresh blue crab cakes, a little pasta and a nice bottle of wine... a gf to snuggle up with...

so which one above is yours?
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right here


i got my lease signed today, and can start living there on saturday (though, i probably won't be 100% moved-in for another week or so)
Old 09-12-2012, 10:45 AM
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Sweet! I think a week is being optimistic you probably won't be fully moved in for a few months... before you get everything where and how you want it... which will last until the gf decides she wants it all different [even if she does'nt actually live with you]...

So we need to think about housewarming gifts for you I guess...
I usually go the traditional route and give the following items:
1. A loaf of bread so the home will never know hunger.
2. Salt so the home will always be healthy.
3. A bottle of red wine so the home will always have good times.

these sorts of gifts date back to ancient times.
You are a little far away for me to deliver them in person so consider them given "virtually" lol... [I'll try to find a pic and post it later]
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thanks.

i got my keys today, and decided to take a trip down to take a few pics. here's one of them...

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so i have a lot going on this month and next. work, moving, and everything else are taking up all my time. nothing has been done to the truck since a week ago when i drove my trailer down to park it at my new place.

this past weekend, i got a good chunk of my stuff down there; enough so that i can start living there as early as this coming weekend.

aaaannnndd... now that i have a home address, i can register the truck in maryland. (sorry guys, no custom tags for this broke guy)
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Congrats, fellow 'Old Line Stater' say good bye to the yearly inspection crap. Just 2 years for emissions.
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so 20 years old is "historic"?
Old 09-24-2012, 11:20 AM
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Possible MD trail openings
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f362/...ments-1190392/
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Yes 20 years
Old 09-24-2012, 11:43 AM
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cool, thanks
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Around here "Historic" plates have yearly mileage restrictions on them I'm told...
no idea why....
kind of insulting that 20yrs old qualifies as historic what does that make me [43]? antique?
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^^^ I think we actually do have antique tags, not sure what the details are. Historic is indeed 5000miles per year I think, but it isn't really checked.
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-historic: 20+ years, mostly original
-street rod: 25+ years, heavily modified
-vintage: 60+ years

and i'll be getting a second car before then (daily-driver, like a carolla), so the 5000-mile restriction won't matter
Old 09-25-2012, 06:41 PM
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^^^ oops 'vintage'! I knew I've seen another plate around here. Good idea on a dd, it makes making big mods easier since you aren't dependent on the rig. I offset my mileage with my bike, but I do love driving the runner.
Where are your new digs in Maryland? If you posted it I didn't see.
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four miles east of prince frederick


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