One of my fellow duce owners was going with me on a MV pick-up yesterday and was telling me how he was ticketed with a $140 fine for having a duce parked at his house. At first I thought he was blowing smoke but he wasn't. Overland Park Kansas has changed their city ordnance for vehicle parking that classifies
ALL former military vehicles as commercial! BTW his duce is not used for anything other than club functions and parades, has no commercial signage and is restored with military markings. It's the 383 painted duce in the line. Here are the highlights.
J. "Former Military Vehicle" means a vehicle, including a Trailer, regardless of the
vehicle's size, weight, or year of manufacture, that was manufactured for use in any country's military forces or is a replica of such a vehicle.
B. All Former Military Vehicles shall, except as otherwise provided herein, be excluded from the definition of a Passenger Car, Passenger Van, Pickup Truck or Motorcycle and shall presumptively be classified as Commercial Vehicles and subject to all Commercial Vehicle rules and regulations. The Director may, upon request, evaluate the original intended use of such a vehicle, the absence or presence of military design,
markings, equipment, attachments, modifications, and any other relevant factor, and make a determination in writing that such a vehicle is so substantially similar in appearance and function to an ordinary passenger vehicle, and suitable for being parked in a residential area, for it to be subject to parking regulations applying to a Passenger Car, Passenger Van, Pickup Truck and Motorcycle instead of Commercial Vehicles. Any alteration of the vehicle after obtaining such a written determination shall void the determination. The absence or denial of such a valid written determination shall subject said vehicle to Commercial Vehicle parking regulations as provided in this Chapter.
If you want to read the entire ordnance here is the link.
http://www.opkansas.org/Doc/722-Vehicle-Use-Parking-and-Storage.pdf