Jacked up is one thing, factory height is another. I personally
cannot believe people haul stuff in trucks were the bed is shoulder
height or so -- my back hurts just looking at them.
Used to be illegal to alter the bumper height more than 3 inches in
Indiana, but that is surely not enforc
Barney only gets jelly beans if he is a good boy and writes tickets
for speeding. any stupid or dangerous behavior is ignored, unless
the local (boss hogg character) decides to have someone harassed.
And, people alter vehicles and no one does anything about it. Most
of the jacked up trucks ar
Pickup trucks were originally included, I think (hence the lower
lights on older ones of a certain age), but not now. DEFINITELY
should be, as should uniform bumper heights for ALL vehicles.
Interestingly, over-the-road trucks used to have headlight height
restrictions as well -- the assum
On 19/05/2011 4:54 PM, relng...@aol.com wrote:
...I also wish there would be some forced universality in terms of bumper
heights and light heights etc...
Federal law has specified those heights for decades for passenger cars but
obviously trucks are exempt.
RLE
And, people alter vehicles and
> ...I also wish there would be some forced universality in terms of bumper
> heights and light heights etc...
>
Federal law has specified those heights for decades for passenger cars but
obviously trucks are exempt.
RLE
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