squirrelhunter
Tree rat eradicator
Joined: Sun Mar 11th, 2018
Posts: 228
Name: Occupation: Disabled ... Interests: Hunting, shooting, reloading, fishing and auto mechanics ...
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Ordinary Biker wrote:
squirrelhunter wrote:
Here in our town even if it's in your yard or lane,if it's got an expired plate beyond 30 days and facing the street they will ticket it and you'll have 3 days to move it. Not just vehicles either,lawn mowers or anything the City considers trashy looking. They passed an Ordinance about 15 years ago and in the beginning a none plated vehicle couldn't even be seen,it had to be in your garage and the cops would actually walk in your your backyard or in your lane just to see if it was legal. They finally changed it to where the plate has to be facing the street. If a tagged vehicle isn't taken care of in the 3 days,they'll have it tow3ed and impounded at your expense. It even goes the same for the grass,if it's over so many inches tall they'll tag your house and you've got a certain amount of time to mow it or they'll have the City guys do it and Bill you for it. I'm glad I got out of the City limits again,to many rules there.
That's some grade A bullshit. Here, for a cop to look over or through a fence it is consider trespassing. You can even grow weed if you are brave enough.
Tell me about it,the guy who owned the Chevy dealership had an old Ford that didn't run,he was going to restore,parked in the back of the Police Station parking lot and they never said a word. 1 of the Auctioneers has an old truck in the lane of his office too,been there for years,nothing has been said about it. It all depends on who you are if anything is ever said.
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1994 F150 XLT
1999 Ranger XLT 4x4
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