They got me
My bro is in the military, and he was in his army uniform when he got pulled over for speeding, but the cop let him go because he said our country needed him. This was a year after the 9/11 incident.
i'm moving to SD next month and i wil keep my florida plate, since we only get one plate here, they're not going to give me crap about that are they
? My tint is 5% all around though, nothing on front windshield, but they'll probly give me crap about that huh?
? My tint is 5% all around though, nothing on front windshield, but they'll probly give me crap about that huh?
naw they cant give you **** since you have florida plates...as long as what you did is legal in florida you should be straight...come out to the SD meets, youll be more than welcome...it be nice to get more sedans in our mix
Originally Posted by wannabeser
but if u are moving here and they run ur plates and see a change of adress you will have to get everything up to the laws here
Originally Posted by O HELLA JDM
naw they cant give you **** since you have florida plates...as long as what you did is legal in florida you should be straight...come out to the SD meets, youll be more than welcome...it be nice to get more sedans in our mix
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From: Virginia Beach
Originally Posted by G35sedan03
. Then again, i believe for military personel we fall under the "military non-resident clause" that is why we only spend like $50 to get our cars registered there if it has cali plates, but back then i did not own a house. .
you do not have to change your plates until you get out of the military unless you change your home of record. If your home of record is florida then keep it that way. less chance you will get messed with. Steve-seperated Air Force




