Michigan Pot Hole
Michigan Pot Hole
04-14-2004 | 10:33 PM
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From: PA
Car Info: TXS tbe, perrin goodies, v7 sti struts...bla bla bla lots of stuff!
Wow... that looks like PA roads except they don't even attempt to fix them... pathetic! I pay taxes for what? This crap needs to be taken care of. I get angry when I see stuff like that because it makes you wonder what the hell the state is doing with all your money... Question for you guys... do you pay a tire tax when you buy a new car? We do...lol it is "supposed" to go towards the roads and making them better... baa!
-Nigel
-Nigel
04-14-2004 | 10:36 PM
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From: Michigan
Car Info: Viper ACR & H1
I live in MI, bought the car in PA, and had to pay the tire tax.
At least the holes are getting filled. I would rather run over those rocks than have my rims go in that crater.
Nick
At least the holes are getting filled. I would rather run over those rocks than have my rims go in that crater.Nick
04-15-2004 | 09:36 AM
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From: Corpus Christi, Texas
Car Info: 2002 Honda S2000
Originally posted by SuboobaruWRSEX
One nice thing about the Hummer is with 37's (tires) you dont have to swerve from any pot hole or mud hole.
Nick
One nice thing about the Hummer is with 37's (tires) you dont have to swerve from any pot hole or mud hole.
Nick
04-15-2004 | 01:13 PM
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From: Corpus Christi, Texas
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Originally posted by SuboobaruWRSEX
Diesel. Better prices, but still dont come near 10mpg in city and around 12mpg on highway. It is a heavy box that is all-time 4WD.
Nick
Diesel. Better prices, but still dont come near 10mpg in city and around 12mpg on highway. It is a heavy box that is all-time 4WD.
Nick