MARYLAND TACOMAS

you'll be fine for 90 days i believe. then after that, they can get huffy about it

 

I kept my NY plates until I sold my truck and bought my Tacoma. If I didn't sell my old truck, i'd still have them. Law is something like you have 90 days, another law we just ignore.

 

Looks like I'll have a year to switch to MD plates since I'm military. Eh, I'll probably just ignore that too.

 

I had my NY plates for almost a year to the day. I never had any issues at all. I see just as many out of state vehicles in MD as I do local, I don't think anyone pays attention to the silly local laws like that honestly.

 

35% front, no laws on the rest

 

I've actually seen military guys live here for years and never switch to MD plates, surely you have to have some kind of plans or paper work to get away with that, but it can be done.

 

troof

 

How's anyone ever going to know? I moved here May of 2015 and still have my NY drivers license.

 

when you get pulled over.

 

Assuming that ever happens. Thankfully it never has. Now if it did, I had NY plates and a NY license. I'm just visiting friends

 

Holy cow that thing is totaled just take it the junk yard it will never come clean

 

So for those of you that have had their Tacomas through a winter, how do they do in the show? Mine is not a TRD so open diffs but it is 4wd of course and I'm running tires I know do very well in snow on Jeeps.

 

Mine was a damn animal in the snow, base model 4wd regular cab. These trucks are more than capable as long as you have a good tire under them. No need for a locker in the snow.

 

I wouldn't even wash the back bumper and just buy one from us.

 

I'd like to be prepared for my favorite season (winter) this year.

What brands/models do you guys use for jump starters or portable air compressors?

My eye has been on the Stanley FatMax 1400. However, the reviews online have been badly mixed, as far as reliability is concerned.

 

Check out the ARB Twin Compressor. A little pricey but a beast for its size.

 

Don't rush him it took him a while on the skids ,one day it will happen

 

Word.


Knew you'd come around.

 

Might as well.