I have around 15,000 miles on these trucks stateside, only once have we been ask to cover the guns ( GA I think ) if you don't have the guns on all you have is a really neat looking battery truck, I've been through at least 17 states with NO PROBLEMS-----one tour was 11 days, 2418 miles, 13 states, and no troubles----been around Chicago on I-94, been big roads and little roads, big towns, little towns and well recieved everywhere we went---been through ( what I can remember ) MI. IN. OH. KY. TN. WV. VA. NC. MS. LA. WI. MS. PA. MD. AL. DE. GA. ---been offered a place to stay more then once and security for the truck inside and out, we usually have a complete crew or more in the rear, have run alone and with as many as 7 gun trucks, everywhere we stop for fuel is a display, most the time its hard to get back on the road, we have been chased by newspaper outfits, TV crews, and old vets that had'nt seen a gun truck in 40+ years, never have had a single bad experience over the road, have met or waved to the greatest people on earth, generaly people want to do something for ya, food, fuel or whatever, we stayed at a hunting lodge in Michigan, a great place---then to see America from the back of one of these trucks will take your breath away, rain, cold, or the heat its all good, two lane roads are the best, back roads and little towns, the police never seem to be around till you stop--then there they are up on the truck with their partner taking their photo, My suggestion would be this, build your trucks to drive, bring them up to speed, and get out there for all to see, the trips over the roads are really better then the displays, most of all PLEASE NO RED TIPPED GUNS, we leave them right out in the open rain or shine, oil em up just like the real thing an tie em down-----Your in for a great time-------Driver
