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That jibes with what I have been able to learn about Texas law.
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Truck Markings?
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saddamsnightmare
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October 24th, 2008.
Dear Bull Dog Mack 13:
Thanks to the Honorable Mr. Jones above, I have the image I need, the sign seems to be painted on metal, but I am considering using the fibreglass panels that Rick Larsen uses for the "Convoy Ahead" and "Convoy Follows" signs. All I have to do is an approximate calculation of the size the sign should be to fit the tailgate of the M35A2 and retain proportions. The temptation is to look over the 3ACR video again, as I seem to remember several variations in color and size..... I am considering doing it with white scotchlite lettering on the black background.... to make it more visible at night.... Lately though, the Crazy Texan drivers in their suburbans have been trying to kamikaze the Unimog in the front, even with headlights on in the daytime..... I feel an urge to add reflectorized Swiss and/or UN markings to the Unimog front and rear....
I'll let you know what I come up with ASAP. Oh, Jay, theres a 1975 Pinzgauer 710 (4x4) with new top and 88000KM on it near here $10,000 and a 1962 Haflinger with new top and 21000KM, $5,000. The Pinzgauer would be the way to go if you want speed and economy in a MV. Keep up the good work and have a safe Halloween with the family....
Cheers,
Kyle F. McGrogan
Dear Bull Dog Mack 13:
Thanks to the Honorable Mr. Jones above, I have the image I need, the sign seems to be painted on metal, but I am considering using the fibreglass panels that Rick Larsen uses for the "Convoy Ahead" and "Convoy Follows" signs. All I have to do is an approximate calculation of the size the sign should be to fit the tailgate of the M35A2 and retain proportions. The temptation is to look over the 3ACR video again, as I seem to remember several variations in color and size..... I am considering doing it with white scotchlite lettering on the black background.... to make it more visible at night.... Lately though, the Crazy Texan drivers in their suburbans have been trying to kamikaze the Unimog in the front, even with headlights on in the daytime..... I feel an urge to add reflectorized Swiss and/or UN markings to the Unimog front and rear....
I'll let you know what I come up with ASAP. Oh, Jay, theres a 1975 Pinzgauer 710 (4x4) with new top and 88000KM on it near here $10,000 and a 1962 Haflinger with new top and 21000KM, $5,000. The Pinzgauer would be the way to go if you want speed and economy in a MV. Keep up the good work and have a safe Halloween with the family....
Cheers,
Kyle F. McGrogan
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Kyle, Thanks ! Ours were fiberglass board , white and green or white and red or the picture like you posted before. Like I said id like one.
Here is amy attempt for now. Might work on keeping tail gaters off....
Here is amy attempt for now. Might work on keeping tail gaters off....
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Texas allows you to use the trucks original markings instead of a license plate. That's what I'm doing and I keep my truck on base. I'd guess that the particular combination of letters and numbers that you chose may attract a little unwanted attention though. Or maybe attention is what you're looking for. If that is the case, then don't be surprised or offended if that attention comes from LEO.
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No Problem here. The cops don't say anything to me about it.
