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05-10-2008, 10:20 AM
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NC members ? hi guys, my company just told me that my job is being relocated to Asheville NC. I have lived in the mountains of central PA all my life hunting,fishing,camping and shooting.can you guys give me a little insight on what to expect in NC ? how is NC on gun laws? Emission laws,ect. I know I wont have to shovel much snow 
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05-10-2008, 11:04 AM
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Join this NC base web-site (http://horsepowerjunkies.com/forums/).The guys here can tell you anything you want to know from the mountain to the coast.
05-10-2008, 06:59 PM
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hi guys, my company just told me that my job is being relocated to Asheville NC. I have lived in the mountains of central PA all my life hunting,fishing,camping and shooting.can you guys give me a little insight on what to expect in NC ? how is NC on gun laws? Emission laws,ect. I know I wont have to shovel much snow
-chris
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Beautiful country, guns laws are pretty lax (this is the south afterall), good fishing and tons of areas to go camping and hunting if that is your bag.
Emission laws are present here, they are not allowed to place a probe in your tail pipe; however, they will scan you computer for a code then the result is sent to the state DMV.
Some solid performance shops here (this is NASCAR country) two I recommend are Tick Performance and Carolina AutoMasters (CAM).
Good luck with the move!
05-11-2008, 10:05 AM
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Hey chris, I moved here from PA (Scranton) and there is not much difference. If your an out doors guy you should have no problems - just less snow and warmer weather
05-11-2008, 05:07 PM
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Thanks for the replys. I have been through NC many times and it looked like a pretty state just never thought I would have to live there LOL.
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i'm moving near harrisburg at the end of the year from CT, got alot of things to work out, have to find a good career there, i've got plenty of race experience and automotive. worked for a vintage formula 1 team for a couple years. www.leechapmanracing.com i have a back injury so i can't so much do the physical labor. Think i would still be able to do something else in the field ? its my passion and i had to quit that job because of a slipped disc.
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05-11-2008, 08:05 PM
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i can tell you the fastest gto in the states lives in asheville.
depending on where you're moving from in pa, you'll have plenty of snow to shovel in asheville, probably more mountains, maybe even a little bigger than what you may be expecting, and plenty of woods to hunt in. really it's a hunters paradise hear, gun season starts in sept. i think.
depending on where you're moving from in pa, you'll have plenty of snow to shovel in asheville, probably more mountains, maybe even a little bigger than what you may be expecting, and plenty of woods to hunt in. really it's a hunters paradise hear, gun season starts in sept. i think.