SOS WI DOT Cancels ALL Pinz Titles!
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I'm repeating information from another forum here. It appears that Wisconsin is out to eliminate all ex-military vehicles - not just Pinzgauers. Check out this link:
http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.ph ... c96f9b1f04
Good luck, and we need to stop this before it crosses the Mississippi,
Lloyd
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Good luck, and we need to stop this before it crosses the Mississippi,
Lloyd
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wow, that's scary. It's not limited to Pinzgauers, the revoking and disallowing of new titles appears to be for any ex-military vehicle. I'm curious how a state government organization can legally enforce revoking the street legal status of a vehicle when no violation of law has happend.IA712 wrote:I'm repeating information from another forum here. It appears that Wisconsin is out to eliminate all ex-military vehicles - not just Pinzgauers. Check out this link:
http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.ph ... c96f9b1f04
Good luck, and we need to stop this before it crosses the Mississippi,
Lloyd
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Wow! Bureaucratic Boneheads!! Wish I was closer we could get as many "legally registered" Pinz. mogs, m35's, etc etc and drive up and down in front of the Capitol.
Another idea, is there a local TV station there that has a trouble shooting feature? The media loves the "Gov't bashing the little guy stories". Those kinds of stories get results pretty quick. I'm sure the MVPA would have a great spokesman to go on camera (hopefully a WWII vet).
Another idea, is there a local TV station there that has a trouble shooting feature? The media loves the "Gov't bashing the little guy stories". Those kinds of stories get results pretty quick. I'm sure the MVPA would have a great spokesman to go on camera (hopefully a WWII vet).
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Gents
I know this is all infuriating but you have to keep your cool, be very precise and calculating. In short use the law and legalease to beat these people at their own game.
Already I see an anomily (Made in Switzerland). That tells me we have an official(s) on our hands trying to make a name for themselves without doing too much research. (As is often the case)
The Ferret Scout Car debacle in Kansas as I recall wasn't about an armoured battle tank like vehicle but more about abstract features that it had such as driver vison etc. These all added up to red herring issues that were demolished by attornies. In short, "its gonna cost yu ol' mate"., but then standing up for your rights often costs those who have more to lose.
If you need professional automobile inspection paperwork to start building your "attack ammunition" that can be used to fire an opening salvo once the State has struck it's coloures come back to me. I can post something pertinent on the iATN professional auto tech network, thereby finding someone locally to help.
Best regards to those affected
Dennis
I know this is all infuriating but you have to keep your cool, be very precise and calculating. In short use the law and legalease to beat these people at their own game.
Already I see an anomily (Made in Switzerland). That tells me we have an official(s) on our hands trying to make a name for themselves without doing too much research. (As is often the case)
The Ferret Scout Car debacle in Kansas as I recall wasn't about an armoured battle tank like vehicle but more about abstract features that it had such as driver vison etc. These all added up to red herring issues that were demolished by attornies. In short, "its gonna cost yu ol' mate"., but then standing up for your rights often costs those who have more to lose.
If you need professional automobile inspection paperwork to start building your "attack ammunition" that can be used to fire an opening salvo once the State has struck it's coloures come back to me. I can post something pertinent on the iATN professional auto tech network, thereby finding someone locally to help.
Best regards to those affected
Dennis
OOOps no customer bashing now
Count me in. I am close enough!
[quote="todds112"]Wow! Bureaucratic Boneheads!! Wish I was closer we could get as many "legally registered" Pinz. mogs, m35's, etc etc and drive up and down in front of the Capitol. :evil:
Count me in. I am close enough!
I wonder if they will outlaw the ducks also?
Scottie
Count me in. I am close enough!
I wonder if they will outlaw the ducks also?
Scottie
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I have a hard time believing that our trucks are going to all of sudden become illegal and therefore valueless. My Pinzgauers are permitted and inspected yearly by both the state of Colorado and the US Forest Service. I hold a 5 year permit starting this year. The state inspectors love my tour trucks, they have a long record of passing the tests with flying colors! They would in breach of contract if they tried to take my trucks.
I'd like to see them try!
I'd like to see them try!
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