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YOUR RESEARCHEnjoying a drive up to Brunswick this am...
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So I replaced his sporty Grand AM with a Honda CRV - which he hates and moans about and I just tell him "don't blame me, I didn't total the car".
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Heading out to the garage right now to check my wife's car...and mine.
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Went to help my oldest son for the day at his new home, and decided to take my Porsche, and some tools to reassemble a large swing set for his 3 children.
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Went to help my oldest son for the day at his new home, and decided to take my Porsche, and some tools to reassemble a large swing set for his 3 children.
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Went to help my oldest son for the day at his new home, and decided to take my Porsche, and some tools to reassemble a large swing set for his 3 children. I was heading north on rte. 95, cruising at an indicated 78-81 mph, bright sunny morning, in the high 30s, in the right lane for the most part, just enjoying some miles in my 911. Lots of cars in the left and middle lanes were going faster than I was. I came up on a gray, 5.0 Mustang, spotless, and with tinted windows, in the right lane. I put on my blinker and moved to the center lane, and passed him at 79 mph, then signaled and went back to the right lane. I'd say it was another half mile, and suddenly bright blue lights flooded my rear view mirror, so I pulled over into the breakdown lane. He(state trooper) approached my passenger window, so I lowered the window and he said "do you know why I stopped you"?, and I said "not really". He said my car was not registered(expired in August), and I need your paperwork."Sit still and I'll be back"...After 15 minutes the trooper returned and said he wrote me a summons, but if I go to court with proof of a current registration, he'll file my summons(not sure what he meant), and possibly reduce my fine.Tonight
, I looked at the ticket, and a box next to a speeding violation was checked, then scratched out, but he wrote in the expired registration info. above.Anyway, no harm no foul, but it did get my heart pumping. My mistake for not having a current registration.
Got two kids in college. Keeping their tags current is always a challenge. The DMV loves our late fees! Seems the online registration reminders and subsequent emails find my spam folder. There is just too much s$&t out there for us middle aged folks to remember!
Heading out to the garage right now to check my wife's car...and mine.
Thanks for the reminder Barn!
I paid a hefty fine for my college boy a couple of years ago, wasn't bad enough that he totaled his car, the cop on the scene also wrote for the expired registration.
Insult to injury was when I let my boy know how displeased I was about the expired registration and his answer was " don't blame me, the car is in your name" Grrrrr
So I replaced his sporty Grand AM with a Honda CRV - which he hates and moans about and I just tell him "don't blame me, I didn't total the car".
I had something similar happen to me years ago in Pennsylvania. I realized about two months late that the registration on my old 944 was expired. In PA you used to have a window sticker with a certain color so you can really tell when it was overdue because the color was different.
So I printed everything out and started heading to the DMV. On my way there a cop is coming towards me in the opposite direction. He flips the lights and catches up to me. As he walks up he tells me my registration is expired.
I show him all my paperwork on the passenger seat and told him, "I know, I was on my way."
He lets me go - but wow what a coincidence!
Turns out that the fine was only $70, so he let me off easy. Going to register my Porsche this am and pay my fine today as well.The town hall was closed on fri. so I couldn't drive my C2 over the weekend.
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