Originally posted by: ThePresence
I wanna sell mine.Originally posted by: jtusa4
You drive the exact same car I plan on buying...![]()
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Originally posted by: ThePresence
I wanna sell mine.Originally posted by: jtusa4
You drive the exact same car I plan on buying...![]()
Pimpin' be hard work, y0Originally posted by: jtusa4
Good lord, is 200 miles your daily work commute?Originally posted by: ThePresence
Don't know yet, but you don't want it. It's a 2000 with 135,000 miles. I put on about 200 miles every day.Originally posted by: jtusa4
How much?Originally posted by: ThePresence
I wanna sell mine.Originally posted by: jtusa4
You drive the exact same car I plan on buying...![]()
Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Ricer?
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Ricer?
Looks stock to me. I have an '03 Maxima SE, never been pulled over in it.
Are you black?
Lakewood, NJ.Originally posted by: Aharami
where in central jersey do you live? 200 miles a day is a lot. and I cant see why cops would be attracted to your car. its not flashy, its not a coupe, its not a bright color, its a family sedan.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Yep. I live in central Jersey and commute to Philly. Then I travel daily between all our buildings in that area.
Originally posted by: mrchan
in CA we use colored registration stickers on the license plate where the colors corrospond to years.... can't really tell but from the blurred out image it looks like it does the same where you are.... so he probably just pulled you over for having an expired reg.
Nope. No 6.Originally posted by: richardycc
if your state uses the same method they issue license plate #, I beg one of your plate number is 6. And thats how they can tell your registration expires in June.
Don't you have the sticker on the windsheild? Those are numbered and can be seen quite easily. I'm sure that's why he stopped you, but shame on you for not asking. And hell, you got off easy. He could have towed your car.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
I still have to pay the $54 fine, but I have no problem paying it, I was guilty of that. I just don't know why he pulled me over.
Originally posted by: Muadib
Don't you have the sticker on the windsheild? Those are numbered and can be seen quite easily. I'm sure that's why he stopped you, but shame on you for not asking. And hell, you got off easy. He could have towed your car.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
I still have to pay the $54 fine, but I have no problem paying it, I was guilty of that. I just don't know why he pulled me over.
Originally posted by: Nebor
[In most states, expired insurance, registration and inspection can all be dismissed for a $10 court fee when you show them your present valid documents.
Originally posted by: bradruth
Originally posted by: Muadib
Don't you have the sticker on the windsheild? Those are numbered and can be seen quite easily. I'm sure that's why he stopped you, but shame on you for not asking. And hell, you got off easy. He could have towed your car.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
I still have to pay the $54 fine, but I have no problem paying it, I was guilty of that. I just don't know why he pulled me over.
For expired registration?![]()
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: bradruth
Originally posted by: Muadib
Don't you have the sticker on the windsheild? Those are numbered and can be seen quite easily. I'm sure that's why he stopped you, but shame on you for not asking. And hell, you got off easy. He could have towed your car.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
I still have to pay the $54 fine, but I have no problem paying it, I was guilty of that. I just don't know why he pulled me over.
For expired registration?![]()
They tow people for anything in some Texas cities now. And it's a growing trend supported by the masses.![]()
Originally posted by: us3rnotfound
awesome car dude, best year for the maxima imo
