Oh how I love democrats....
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"Nobody knows exactly how many collector cars are out there. But by this time next year, WE will know. Owners of these cars will finally have to pay up . Their free ride—on the backs of the poor—is over ."
Really, how about you turn your focus to all the illegals and others on welfare that don't need it and weed them out instead, I can guarantee they're easier to find and that amount of money will far exceed the amount "stolen" from car enthusiasts.
Kind of like the HSA wasting resources by going around and taking peoples "illegal", even when imported legally with all the paper work to back it up, Skylines.
When I think of the government I think of this.
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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PSiedTSi;320690 wrote:
this country is in bad hands...ALL around, democrat or republican.QFT!!!!
> Mitch Hedberg wrote:
> I'm sick of following my dreams, I'm just going to find out where they are going and hook up with them later.ASE certified parts specialist.
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Last I heard it was sombodys attempt at a april fools joke. Just some chain e-mail joke.
Worst part is some overgovernment official will think this is a great idea and try to implement it.
Whats fuel injection?
Stuck with buick V6's.
81 Cutlass- Drawthrough turbo 6
97 Firebird- FWD motor turned the right way, Supercharged 3800 -
Grr;320700 wrote:
yeah i seen that it was a joke, sad part is that being the dems and chuck schumer; that this was so easy to beleivenice thing about forums is that when you publish a bullshit story you dont have to recant.....so easy to beleive...only to a fool...
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MisterCMK;320913 wrote:
Go on....http://pioneercarclub.com/sites/default/files/11-0165-02000[1].pdf
Nice ultra conservative state we have here...... /sarcasm
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Trafik Jamz;321022 wrote:
http://pioneercarclub.com/sites/default/files/11-0165-02000[1].pdfNice ultra conservative state we have here...... /sarcasm
error 404: political jab not found
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I am gonna modify my car with this:
sooo true
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Trafik Jamz;321022 wrote:
http://pioneercarclub.com/sites/default/files/11-0165-02000[1].pdfNice ultra conservative state we have here...... /sarcasm
I c&p'd it, dumb stuff that will never pass, surprised they are wasting time with it but I'd like to see the actual proposed bill that this is fitted inside.
11.0165.02000
Sixty-second
Legislative Assembly
of North Dakota
Introduced by
Representatives Ruby, Gruchalla
A BILL for an Act to amend and reenact section 39-21-45.1 of the North Dakota Century Code,
relating to modification of motor vehicles.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF NORTH DAKOTA:
SECTION 1. AMENDMENT. Section 39-21-45.1 of the North Dakota Century Code is
amended and reenacted as follows:
39-21-45.1. Modification of motor vehicle.- Except as otherwise provided in this section, a person may not operate upon a public
highway a motor vehicle of a type required to be registered under the laws of this state
with a weight of seven thousand pounds [3175.14 kilograms] or less with alterations or
changes from the manufacturer's original design of the suspension, steering, or
braking system of the motor vehicle. The weight must be computed on the basis of the
unmodified and unloaded weight of the motor vehicle and without regard to any ballast
that may be placed in the vehicle. - An inspection certificate from the department or highway patrol is required after the
completion of all modifications before the motor vehicle with vehicle modifications from
the manufacturer's original design of the suspension, steering, or braking systems
may be registered. - As to bumpers, motor vehicle height, tires, and permitted modificationsfenders, the
following requirements also apply: - a. The motor vehicle must be equipped with front and rear bumpers.
- b. The maximum body height permitted for the motor vehicle is forty-two inches
[106.68 centimeters]. Measurement of body height is made from a level ground
surface to the floor of the cargo area. Air or hydraulic suspension systems used
to change body height may not be actuated while the vehicle is in motion. The
vehicle body must maintain a generally level stance and body and bumper
heights referred to in this subsection must be maintained while the vehicle is in
motion. - c. The maximum bumper height permitted is twenty-seven inches [68.58
centimeters]. Measurement of bumper height is made from a level ground
surface to the highest point on the bottom of the bumper. - d. The vehicle may be modified in accordance with the following:
a. (1) Any modifying equipment must meet specialty equipment marketing
association standards or federal motor vehicle safety standards.
b. (2) If tires placed on a motor vehicle have a diameter greater than that of the
tires on the motor vehicle as manufactured, those tires must comply with
department of transportation requirementsfederal motor vehicle safety
standards.
c. (3) The maximum outside diameter permitted for tires is forty-four inches
[111.76 centimeters].
d. (4) A horizontal drop bumper may be used to comply with the bumper height
requirement of subsection 3. The horizontal bumper must:
(1) Be be at least three inches [7.62 centimeters] in vertical width;
(2) Extend extend the entire horizontal body width; and
(3) Be be horizontal, load bearing, and attached to the vehicle frame to
effectively transfer impact when engaged.
e. (5) The maximum lift permitted in the suspension system is four inches [10.16
centimeters].
e. A part of a motor vehicle must not extend below the lowest part of a wheel rim
except tires and electric grounding devices designed for that purpose.
f. All wheels and tires must be equipped with fenders designed to cover the entire
tread width. Tread width is the portion of the tire that generally makes contact
with the road surface. Fenders must cover the entire tread circumference from at
least fifteen degrees in front, to at least seventy - five degrees to the rear ,
measured from the vertical centerline at each wheel. - g. A person charged with violating this section has the burden of proceeding to
show that the modifications are permitted under this section. - h. Vehicles owned by law enforcement agencies, the military, firefighting agencies,
and ambulances may be modified without regard to this section.
7.4. The director may adopt rules to implement this section.
- Except as otherwise provided in this section, a person may not operate upon a public
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Ummm....it already passed the house and is on way to senate.
EDIT: NM, I see they are actually proposing that it be studied in more detail rather than blindly passed. I'm actually impressed by this. I take back my political stab.
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