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Took home some hardware so I was happy. Some cars in the show were interesting to say the least.

How much of a hassle was the MGW shifter? I need to buy one but I'm hoping the install isn't as bad as the 11-14's...

I have an extra snowboard for sale. Do you still need a board?

I'm glad I saw this. I'm going to be using mine tonight.

Can't wait to use mine tomorrow!

Where did you end up getting your liner? I've heard good things about Bullet Liners.

Have fun guys and gals.

Gahanna to downtown. It's bad but I'll go down 5th or Leonard if it's bad. A 10 minute commute takes 20mins max this way. I used to have to drive Gahanna to 665 in Grove City. Talk about a long, sh**** commute.

Wish I would have seen this, so this is every Sunday eh?

Do like.

Transferring the title to an owner isn't impossible, but the whole insurance thing is what scares me. I don't mind getting my driver's license transferred over. I appreciate all the Real World advice from everyone. I will delve in further, but I think I may have a winner.

As long as this works, I may have found a solution to not paying California's fees and E-Check.

If you don't mind me asking, how did you handle the insurance aspect?

I'd be surprised if it's this easy to do. If it is, this will be the route I take. Has anyone known someone or done this themselves?

I found the same information online as everyone else did and I know people break the rules (I was trying not too). I'd only fall under two criteria of working in California. Accept gainful employment in California. Claim a homeowner's exemption in California. Rent or lease a residence in California. Intend to live or be located here on a permanent basis (for example, acquire a California driver license, acquire other licenses not ordinarily extended to a nonresident, registered to vote). Enroll in an institution of higher learning as a California resident or enroll their dependents in school (K-12). The renter criteria, I know I could avoid. The gainful employment part is so subjective and under that blanket statement, it would apply to guest workers, etc. The only option I thought of was to transfer the cars to someone else's name with an Ohio mailing address. I'd have to get a California Drivers License and insurance. These two things may supersede the owner's address of the car, but I'm not 100% sure. (Would this work? @1fastSTI) My Mustang would undoubtedly fail E-Check so yeah...