Ontario.... Making Your Life Hell Yet Again

I had some good old Ontario government games today.
I have a old red & white OHIP card and they want me to upgrade to the new style.
I didn't have a birth certificate or a passport on me so I couldn't prove I was a Canadian.
Guess the last 50 yrs of OHIP information isn't available to OHIP.
Turns one trip into two.
 
I was reading this ridiculous thing last night. Looks my Fifth is going to be on the road till I croak. Any leaks will fail it. Find me a car that's over two years old that doesn't have a leak somewhere.

The plot to make you be a good little consumer and buy a new car continues. I'm really curious to see how heavily this effects us.
 
Yup ... I specifically searched '87 and older mopar vehicles just to stay away of the nanny state .. I wonder how long before they come after the old classics like ours?
 
I'll never surrender my road warrior.

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The government must have found out I was considering beating a post 87.
Was thinking to look outside the pre 88 box for old person low mileage Mopar.

I used to make good money in the 70's/early 80's flipping cars.
Then new rules after new rules took that cash cow away.
 
Dr Lebaron said:
The government must have found out I was considering beating a post 87.
Was thinking to look outside the pre 88 box for old person low mileage Mopar.

I used to make good money in the 70's/early 80's flipping cars.
Then new rules after new rules took that cash cow away.
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They love to keep you broke.
 
Looks like it has been a good idea for you guys to stock pile all of those cars that you have. You are not going to get any more if those in your collection break.
 
I dunno how the new rules play out in old cars.
Cracked windshields are now in wiper track v/s line of site, but I haven't been buying cars with cracked windshields.

I dunno how picky leaks will be in old iron cars v/s 5/10 yr old cars.
Like I said, oil spray.

Rest is for newer cars w/ air bags/ABS/sensors/check engine light, ect.
Even in the steering rules, it says 'rack and pinion'
 
Dr Lebaron said:
I dunno how the new rules play out in old cars.
Cracked windshields are now in wiper track v/s line of site, but I haven't been buying cars with cracked windshields.

I dunno how picky leaks will be in old iron cars v/s 5/10 yr old cars.
Like I said, oil spray.

Rest is for newer cars w/ air bags/ABS/sensors/check engine light, ect.
Even in the steering rules, it says 'rack and pinion'
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I'm not sure either. I'm going to ask my buddy who does my safeties about it and see what his take on it is.
 
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