1990 Camel Trophy D110...
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And not far from me. I might drive up there just to see it.
And not far from me. I might drive up there just to see it.
every time I see something like this I get pissed.
how the fuck is this in the USA and for sale?
Jaime
how the fuck is this in the USA and for sale?
Jaime
Ol'Drippy said:
Will you take a cheque drawn on a Canadian account?
I represent a team of top government officials who are highly placed with the petroleum trust fund (PTF), as well as the federal government of Nigeria contract review committee, who are interested in commencing an immediate business relationship with you. We hereby solicit strongly for your assistances, to enable us to transfer (forex) fund, which total USD$18,500,000.00 into a reliable bank account overseas, which you have absolute control over." and the beat goes on. 30% for me, 60% for them and 10% for taxes etc.
Please respond quickly as time is of the essence. Your new friend,
Abbotu Rippuoff, Esq.
bullshit
this has been discussed fucking forever.
of course I AM VERY happy that I gave up my 110 just to see this take place.
Jaime
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i want to know how a engine thats illegal under EPA standards gets registered legally in the most EPA compliant state, much less on a truck that is illegal under federal law.
i can see if it was titled as show car and had to be driven less than 2500 miles a year. yes, the speedometer can be disconnected but that would violate even more fed laws.
its too new to be grey market, that was abolished in 1988.
legally not even bill gates could get his 959 out of impound and registered for street use, but your trying to tell us that some california smuck was able too.
i can see if it was titled as show car and had to be driven less than 2500 miles a year. yes, the speedometer can be disconnected but that would violate even more fed laws.
its too new to be grey market, that was abolished in 1988.
legally not even bill gates could get his 959 out of impound and registered for street use, but your trying to tell us that some california smuck was able too.
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DiscoTrevor
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California happens to be where a friend of mine got his defender and brought it back to Georgia, legally as far as I know. lol
Just the messenger buddy, relax. He would not have spent that much money only to potentially lose it. The truck checks out and is here legally. I don't know how nor am I claiming to know how. EPA/DOT approved it, as well as, California.
But to satisfy your curiosity and mine, I will ask.
But to satisfy your curiosity and mine, I will ask.
personally I would greatly appreciate it as I would really like to get one from Brasil here - already had to gave up one when we moved back to the US.
thx,
Jaime