the housing
at a later date.
I *THINK* MA has gotten easier on inspection, I didn't even see him jack up the
car to check balljoints and tie rod ends.
-Curt
Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2007 15:05:36 -0500
From: Tony Wirtel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Maryland inspections/registration
Tony Wirtel wrote:
Tom-
Yea but...if you compare inspection in PA to NY, NY is a joke. At
least that was the case when I was there 6 years ago.
When I moved to Mississippi in 1996 and went to get my Grand Prix
inspected, the guy at the counter just said Five dollars. I gave it
to him, he
. - survival
and preparedness for nature would have to take top priority!
Werner
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Andrew - I left MD in '81, but still have 3
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Maryland inspections/registration
Andrew - I left MD in '81, but still have 3 daughters living there, along
with 3 grandchildren. So for now we split time between Tyson's Corner and
South Jersey.
If we would have had the courage and opportunity, we all would
Tom-
Yea but...if you compare inspection in PA to NY, NY is a joke. At
least that was the case when I was there 6 years ago.
On the flip side, inspection in NJ has just been made even less
stringent than it already was...coming soon, cracked headlights/lenses
and bad license plate bulbs are no
You were lucky - in my case, the good folks at Glen Burnie would NOT accept
the bill of sale from Academy Ford in Laurel, and went by their blue book.
What really griped me was the clod who checked the front shoe brakes by
removing the drums, just dropping the bearing cone in the dirt.
