Actually, I did see it ahead of time, Judy. However, I have observed ALOT of vehicle running around without tags, so I didn't get excited.:blush: I figured that mean I could park anywhere without worrying about getting my tag taken....:rofl2: I guess after reading some stuff here, I was lucky to get one that ran for nine days, tags or not.:glad: For that matter, I don't think I have ever seen a traffic stop occurring in Coz. I keep meaning to bring some patches and such and go by the MP for a visit. 
olice: Anyway, I wondered how it "really" works....:huh:
olice: Anyway, I wondered how it "really" works....:huh:
Besides that, the no tag, the slight smell of cat pee, and having to reach over give a tap and push the door while pulling the handle to let the wife out added to the adventure. The one day at the caleta, we parked off the pavement on some sand next to the slip. To back out that afternoon, I had to climb the 2 inches of pavement. Everytime I hit it the car popped out of reverse. Finally, I locked my arm to hold the stick in reverse and did a little 'Duke of Hazard' yehaaa kinda thing, much to the amusment of the assorted capitains and crews that were cheering me out. 
It was just generally a cool experience. The ac even worked. (I mean if it wasnt hot out like in the morning and evening. Not so much during the day.)
