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Just read this whole thread.
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Overland Park Ks bans Mv's at home
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I would say organize a convoy protest to city hall and park them all in the street around the place!!!!!!!!!!
People get away with doing that for lesser things, at least out here anyway.
This crap means even a m1008/880 etc? BS here its ok 1 ton or less x MV or not.
People get away with doing that for lesser things, at least out here anyway.
This crap means even a m1008/880 etc? BS here its ok 1 ton or less x MV or not.
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Lost in city court, paid the fine, sold his house and moved 1 county south.
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Is there a Jeep dealer in that area? If so they have a new model of Wrangler that is Willys replica and almost all of the Wrangler models would violate the new code. Make a complaint and see if Jeep will fight them in court. Eddy
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Dang i would have been down for a protest convoy...
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Ordnance is written for residence not business.
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True but the minute a resident buys a new willys replica jeep from the jeep dealership he or she is now in violation of the ordinance.
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January 23rd, 2017.
I doubt that anyone would ever actually confuse the lame new Fiat-Chrysler Jeeps with anything that was actually military in origin, unless maybe it was Ray Charles (God rest his soul). Ergo, it appears that they won't be covered by the ordnance.
I doubt that anyone would ever actually confuse the lame new Fiat-Chrysler Jeeps with anything that was actually military in origin, unless maybe it was Ray Charles (God rest his soul). Ergo, it appears that they won't be covered by the ordnance.
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Well, sure, until you realize that some COTS modified Jeeps did end up overseas and served as military vehicles. https://www.google.com/search?q=HEn...0tnRAhXLv1QKHUeqBwUQ_AUICigD&biw=1680&bih=920
As did Ford pickups
https://www.google.com/search?q=HEn...1680&bih=920#tbm=isch&q=ARmy+Ford+Pickup+IRaq
Toyotas, Chevy's, etc...