As Of Dec 1 Squatted Vehicles Illegal In N.C.

[Ricekila]

My first car -- 61 Plymouth Valiant -- raised the front by tightening the torsion bars -- the rear by jacking up each side till the rear of the leaf spring extensions ( whatever that part was called ) till I could wedge a chunk of 2 X 4 in there --

Great -- till I rebounded offa a good deep pot-hole & the wood came flying out --

[Denton]

So, you are ok with the government making things illegal, as long as YOU think it is stupid?

That it looks pretty stupid has nothing to do with why I'd like to see it banned. That visibility is drastically lessened is a danged good reason.
To make matters worse, the dimwits who squat their trucks around here are heavy-footed in town.

[SOCOM42]

That it looks pretty stupid has nothing to do with why I'd like to see it banned. That visibility is drastically lessened is a danged good reason.
To make matters worse, the dimwits who squat their trucks around here are heavy-footed in town.

There are none of them out here in the country where I live.

In the big city there are plenty of trucks and cars that are jacked up.

The asshole have to make a public spectacle of themselves,

worse yet is the shit music coming from a 500 watt amp, you can hear it over a block away.

All that I have seen have tattoo's all over their necks and arms, adorned with gold chains.

My silent thoughts were, "I wish I had a LAW or a RPG".

You are right though, they are a road hazard in several ways including the driver.

[Mad Trapper]

I ride around my land quite often checking out the roads for potholes/erosion and removing downed trees/limbs etc and I'm in and out of my truck often and the damn seatbelt notification ringer drives me crazy.

Another example of government over-reach.

I read an article recently about the Effing Joe Biden administration attempting to mandate that new vehicles must have the seatbelt engaged in order to start the damn thing.

Screw that nonsense.

Freedom is a wonderful and sometimes scary thing. Learn to live with it.

People who gladly trade their freedom for "security" are FUBAR

All my cars/trucks are > 30 years old , and I like it!!! I'm always on the lookout for good old stuff that's not rotted out. Might be a slew of stuff on the market soon due to hurricane Ida. Old stuff here dies of road salt cancer before running gear wears out.

I've got a 73 C10 I can use as a donor truck if I can find a 73-87 body that is not wipped. It's got a low miles I-6 292 no emmissions, 11" clutch, muncie/w hurst from a vette, 12 bolt posi rear. Any body from down south know of a body PM me.

Besides the other new crap, some have GPS where you get tracked.

[Slippy]

All my cars/trucks are > 30 years old , and I like it!!! I'm always on the lookout for good old stuff that's not rotted out. Might be a slew of stuff on the market soon due to hurricane Ida. Old stuff here dies of road salt cancer before running gear wears out.

I've got a 73 C10 I can use as a donor truck if I can find a 73-87 body that is not wipped. It's got a low miles I-6 292 no emmissions, 11" clutch, muncie/w hurst from a vette, 12 bolt posi rear. Any body from down south know of a body PM me.

Besides the other new crap, some have GPS where you get tracked.

I wish I had kept my 1968 F250 (Original Factory paint color Caribbean Turquoise!) But it was 2 wheel drive and I kept getting it stuck on my land. I wish I had dropped in 4WD because it was a tank! Taught both our Sons to drive a stick in that F250!

[Mad Trapper]

I wish I had kept my 1968 F250 (Original Factory paint color Caribbean Turquoise!) But it was 2 wheel drive and I kept getting it stuck on my land. I wish I had dropped in 4WD because it was a tank! Taught both our Sons to drive a stick in that F250!

I had one, 360 4-speed w/creeper gear, also a 4wd one on a farm I worked at, I remember 85 bales of hay on that when the hay wagon got a flat tire.........

[shootbrownelk]

OMG! Will these laws affect the Leadsled community? Inquiring beaners want to know.

[shootbrownelk]

My first car -- 61 Plymouth Valiant -- raised the front by tightening the torsion bars -- the rear by jacking up each side till the rear of the leaf spring extensions ( whatever that part was called ) till I could wedge a chunk of 2 X 4 in there --

Great -- till I rebounded offa a good deep pot-hole & the wood came flying out --

Poor Man's Gasser?

[shootbrownelk]

Poor Man's Gasser?

My late friend built an early Valiant 2 dr. ht. with a 70 dodge truck 440 & 727. I built the exhaust for it. That engine swap was a nightmare. He kept the stock anemic rear end. Sold it before he lunched the rear end. The new owner did just that soon after purchasing it.

[stevekozak]

Damnit, don't give governor Mee-Maw any new ideas, that liberal bitch needs to go home and bake some damn cookies or some such nonsense.

Yeah, she seems like a true bitch. She needs to get that stick from out of her butt or maybe her wrinkly old twat.