jrt_ms1995
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And punishable by death!
Things that should be illegal
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OccamsRazor
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May be illegal BUT, definitely not enforced:
People who have Historically tagged vehicles that use them as daily drivers.
People who have Historically tagged vehicles that use them as daily drivers.
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Escalade14
Go Rams!
To piggyback off of your reply, I would also like to add people adding historic tags to commonly seen daily cars such as older model Honda Civics. Like those common cars are "historical"
OccamsRazor
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My personal favorites are the Historic F-250s with the business stickers on the doors. Often towing trailers with lawn mowers or ladders and construction supplies
I tagged my S10 Historic so I could drive it "legally" while fixing little things which aren't actual safety issues. It's not driven daily, but quite often. It is indeed historic though. Count how many 2nd gen S10s there are still on the road. Many went to obammy's cash for clunkers.
OccamsRazor
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I never said I was legal, but it's registered and insured. What's the beef? I wouldn't drive an unsafe vehicle. If I hit you, damages are covered. The vehicle isn't going to cause the accident.
OccamsRazor
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The thread topic is "Things that should be illegal." I merely pointed out something that is illegal and widely abused yet, not enforced.
I never said I was legal, but it's registered and insured. What's the beef? I wouldn't drive an unsafe vehicle. If I hit you, damages are covered. The vehicle isn't going to cause the accident.
Why yes, yes you did. Please excuse my interruption. I feel more strongly about it than you do probably. I know why most people abuse Historic plates. It's because they're too damned cheap to repair and maintain their vehicles. It bothers me especially, when I see a Tercel or Civic running Historic plates. They usually have state issued insurance or none at all, to boot. Carry on. ✌
OccamsRazor
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That and the flat $50 registration fee compared to the possible 100s is another reason.
PeoplesElbow
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St Marys Co cops turning on their lights and sirens just to go through a red light and turn them off. Happens daily on Chancellors run/235 intersection.
glhs837
Power with Control
Meh, outside of contractors using them as overladed work trucks, the amount of harm is pretty low. See below.
My personal favorites are the Historic F-250s with the business stickers on the doors. Often towing trailers with lawn mowers or ladders and construction supplies
OccamsRazor
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Those, and every other sedan, small truck, etc. that has them. I see dozens every day on the road. Not only are they making all of US pay more for registrations (as this drains the revenue) but, it also puts more of us at-risk due to un-maintained vehicles on the road.
Escalade14
Go Rams!
There is little 'margarine' for error here
sunshine98
Active Member
Lowes has Halloween animatronics on one side of the isle, Christmas animatronics on the other side. I swear my head was going to explode......
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
And the grocery stores have an overload of all things punkin spice.. :blech:
Side note about Lowes: the workers were putting out the Christmas decorations, and one turned to me and said, "If you see what you want, get it right now. I've seen the shipments and trucks, there's very very limited stock."
