old guy

Nope.......just wrapped the empty plugs in plastic to prevent water getting in. I also bought gutter leaf guard at the big box store, (it's steel dipped in plastic, still looks good after years) to dress the empty holes. ( Cut to shape, and Installed from behind the facia with JB Weld. )

For those of you that have the Velocity Channel, JDM Ledgends will be restoring a 240Z @ 9 E tonight. Ok, that's all I have right now....

You (and your fellow Michiganites) elect the people who set the tax rates. :) It helps that my city only spends about $100/yr on snow removal. :p

$267/year+ Vanity plate at $100 year = $367 :eek:

The taxes are higher in states with higher unemployment; makes sense, gotta pay for people that don't work.

Just moved back to South Dakota and paid $147 for the Z (including $30 for rear only license plate option) and $90 for my dd. Coming from Minnesota this is hilariously cheaper. The Z alone would have...

Ca= $267.00

$130 every 2 years for registration renewal $37 every year for safety/emissions inspection

That is what keeps me from moving to another state.

570.81 for year two. Year one was around $900.

$328. More than the property taxes on my home. Go figure. Gub'ment gonna get their money one way or another.

$25 + property tax (my property tax was about $300 last year for house, land, car, etc; not sure how much of that was for car but it can't be much). Add another $35 for personalized plates.

Pennsylvania, Yearly. Motorcycle - $18.00 - Honda VFR Cars - $36.00 x 2. The Z and Grand Cherokee. Trucks, based on weight. $62.00 to $2,105.00. My 3/4 ton 2500 Power Wagon is Class 3,...

We have no state tax but cost of living is higher here compared to other states. I have a specialty plate on my Z and came to $75 and my other car with regular plates came to $35.

Live is to short to drive sensible car.

Is this the basic cost of taxing to allow a vehicle on the road? If so its just gone up to £520 road tax per annum for a Z in the UK. :mad: