Mike
On Thu, 27 Feb 1997 GIjeeps@aol.com wrote:
> It has always been my impression that as long as you don't use your vehicle
> to try to get on base or obtain some other priveledge no one will give you
> any grief about your vehicle's markings. (Exept the morons who want to know
> if you got it in the crate for $55.00) If your vehicle is liscenced as an
> antique there is no way a case could stand against you in court and most cops
> will know that. Most cops have at least a passing interest in old military
> vehicles anyway and are more likely to beg a ride then write a ticket in my
> experience. Also if you have a vehicle who's type is no longer in service you
> are even less likely to have a problem. Has the Confederate Air Force been
> busted for marking their planes with AAF insignia yet?
>
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Michael Meister "Give me an army of West Point
Class of 1997 (WHOOP!) graduates and I'll win a battle;
Department of Agricultural Engineering Give me a handful of Texas
Texas A&M University Aggies and I'll win a war."
College Station, Texas
--Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.
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