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Journal: The History Of "Nemo"

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Location: Taneytown, MD, USA


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I Love Maryland...No Really!
Created on 2007-12-21 15:36:24
We moved to Maryland in July and when I looked into registering Nemo I found out that the "Historic" car rules were written with a very broad brush. Not only does the car NEVER have to be inspected or emission tested but while he can not be a daily driver he can "be used for occasional transportation". Then I found out that if you have vintage tags (same year as your historic vehicle) you can use them as vanity tags and keep the historic tags in the car! It took me about 6 weeks on eBay to find the 1972 Maryland tags in good condition. So Nemo is now displaying 1971 Maryland tags with a 1972 registration sticker. Can't wait to see what happens when I drive in neighboring states 8-)
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Summary of Previous Journal Entries

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TitleDate#Pic#CmtExcerpt
2007 Covered Bridge Tour 6   Saturday's weather was near perfect. The sun was shining and the temp was not too bad. There were only 6 cars this year. In attendence we had '60 TR3, '64 Sunbeam Alpine, '72 MGBGT...
Engine Rebuild 3   We have recently moved and I have been very neglectfull of my postings. In an effort to catch up, here are a couple of pictures of the engine out, going in and in...
More Cleaning Shots. Intake & Shield 4   More shots of the cleaning taking place getting ready for spring...
Speedometers And Overdrives... 6   I have decided to replace the original 1280 TPM trans with a later model 1000 TPM overdrive trans. After reading all the good information on this site about the different ways to m...
Rebuilding The Carbs 4   At the start of winter I had great plans of all the things I was going to get done before next spring. Well 'next' spring is now around the corner (I hope) and I finally got around...
Adding Cruise Control 6   I really had to argue with myself over adding cruise control to Nemo. I'm a purist at heart but I also take many long trips (6500 mi+ in the last 3 months) and cruise goes a long w...
The Last Ride... (for The Season) 6   Saturday December 2nd, 2006 was the Claymont DE Christmas Parade. This was Nemo's first parade and last event for the year.
Covered Bridge Tour 25   Saturday's weather was near perfect. The sun was shining and the temp was brisk. There were about 16 cars at the start. Since the event was hosted by the British Car Club of Delawa...
Painting Wheels 5   After reading the article in the library on painting rostyle wheels I decided it was time to give it a shot. I already had some semi-gloss black that I had been using to paint engi...
A Little Steel Wool Goes A Long Way 2   I decided I was tired of looking at the rust spots that had accumulated on the steering wheel while Nemo was sitting in storage. I removed the wheel and within half an hour, looks ...

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