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[Superman]

Originally Posted by porsche930dude

street legal on 54s seen last satuday at the local cruse in

So.....I can put any part on my car that lacks a "DOT" approval and the package says "off road use only" and still be street legal? In my state and most others, tires are not allowed to extend past the upper edge of the fender well, and the upper half of the tire cannot be visible from a following vehicle (mud flaps or body panels must cover the upper half of the tire, as viewed from the rear). And on and on. So....I don't think this vehicle is as much "street legal" as it is "acceptable" to LE.

But this truck does have one important advantage. It helps the driver forget about his issues of insecurity.

Pelicanparts WILL NOT let me download an image, for some reason.

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by Superman

So.....I can put any part on my car that lacks a "DOT" approval and the package says "off road use only" and still be street legal? In my state and most others, tires are not allowed to extend past the upper edge of the fender well, and the upper half of the tire cannot be visible from a following vehicle (mud flaps or body panels must cover the upper half of the tire, as viewed from the rear). And on and on. So....I don't think this vehicle is as much "street legal" as it is "acceptable" to LE.

But this truck does have one important advantage. It helps the driver forget about his issues of insecurity.

Pelicanparts WILL NOT let me download an image, for some reason.

There use to be a Excursion locally that was bigger than that, I could stand under the wheel wells, the doors could clear the top of a BMW 3 series (stock) saw that at Hooters one time. I buddy did a lot of fabricating on it and yes, the owner is something like 5'5" a trainer for the Fire Department. I'll try and dig up the pic, but here are some local history one..

[porsche930dude]

here in new york the rules for customization are rather loose. my brother and i just this winter went through all the dmv stuff to get our buggy certified. needs bumpers and lights at the right height but open wheels are fine. we arrived at the show in this. nothing illegal on it according to ny

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Grandma in her 1958 Nash Metropolitan

[Superman]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

There use to be a Excursion locally that was bigger than that, I could stand under the wheel wells, the doors could clear the top of a BMW 3 series (stock) saw that at Hooters one time. I buddy did a lot of fabricating on it and yes, the owner is something like 5'5" a trainer for the Fire Department. I'll try and dig up the pic, but here are some local history one..

Yup, the unspoken rule was that exposed tread (and fenderless cars) was fine.....unless there was rain. In which case the citations get issued. Today.....cars can spew Seattle rain in pinwheels going down the freeway, I guess.....

I doubt the law has changed.

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street legal diesel bike

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Left turn Clyde:






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23 foot long USS Intrepid built out of legos. Someone really needs a girl friend:

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