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it doesn't matter what you want to use...the BMV is going to go by the date on the SF97 or FL title depending on which you get. In Ohio, you should get a Florida title, so doing the switch should be easy...but they are going to use whatever date is on the title, and I think I had to pay an...

you pay the 10% buyers premium and the PA sales tax of 6% with your invoice...a few days after the sale. Pay the money for the SF97 and wait for it to come back...make sure to take your SF97 and Bill of sale with you to the BMV...one of them will show the sales tax you paid. Then the BMV...

you're in Ohio, it'll be both for you. You'll pay the sales tax in the state in which the vehicle sits. (for me it was Wisconsin). Then when you go to title the vehicle, if the sales tax rate was not as high as the rate for Ohio, you'll have to pay the difference. If I remember correctly, the...

That display was just an act of stupidity, as one of the many taxpayers who bought that truck for them I hope the hammer did fall on them. I'm all for blowing off a little steam now and again, but that was dumb and dangerous!!!

Did this vehicle come with an EUC or from a buyer who had the EUC for it? If it has an EUC associated with it, you could go to jail selling it to a foreign national...even if they are our friends up north.

let's re-cap here....you were on hold for 2 hours to make the appointment. The appointment is at 11 on Wednesday knowing GL's outstanding record at Creekside, you should be loaded out and on the way home no later than...oh, about 5:30 or so in my best estimation. :-D

he could have driven there faster than it's taking him to get through on the phone

Yeah, you might have a hard time finding them. LOGSA has them, but they are distribution code "B" restricted...sorry

Mine did the same thing on the way home from Wisconsin this summer when I did the recovery. I drained at LEAST 1 quart from it when it was hot....maybe more. It was fine after that. Now I run it about 1 1/2 knuckles down from the plug...and it's golden

I think they should be 5 pounders...that's the size of bracket that was in mine when I got it. I am lucky enough to have a friend who works for a fire extinguisher servicing company who get's them for me. They are out of date 5 pound dry chem ones, but they are still 100% usable. He told me...

South East Ohio here, due south of you. Welcome Aboard!!!!!

Congrats on your new purchase, I can't be of much help to you other than with the dash lights...the two lights you have in your dash are missing the covers that go on them. The covers for those lights should look just like the cover on the high beam indicator...except they will NOT have the...

According to the TM, the relays are the same.

Clint, I thought you had it bent like that on purpose...to go over the piles of horse dung at the GA Rally field!!!!!:twisted:

nice looking truck, and sounds like a pretty smooth recovery. I'm sorry I was going out of town or i would have swung over to give ya'll a hand.

I just got back into town today, and while I was out of the state phantomjeep went to Sparta Wisconsin to Ft McCoy and picked up my floodlight kits for me. He delivered them to citizensoldier, who is kind enough to store them for me for a while, until he comes down to Ohio later in the winter...

That's going to be a BIG job...for the time and money you'll have in parts you might be better off buying a 60Hz set, and keeping your 400Hz set for parts. Just to give you an idea, I have a 60Hz head from an 003a laying in the garage, but it would take quite a few Ben Franklins to get me to...

I know this is an old thread, but I had to share since several of the posts joked about spinner wheels on the deuce. Last year (2008,) sometime, I was driving down the highway with the wife, and we passed a semi with spinners on it, so someone out there must be crazy enough to retrofit them to...

That's a great idea Lloyd, after I picked up my truck, I just pulled the wheels off one at a time, and then pulled the hub, did the inspection, and adjustments and put the wheels back on. Maybe took a little more time that way, but I now know the condition of every lug and budd cap on my truck...

It's great to hear how another fine piece of OD iron is helping people out when needed!! GREAT JOB!