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Old 28-09-15, 02:46
Mike Gray Mike Gray is offline
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Seems there are no definitive guide lines for HMVs in this country, regardless of where you live. I agree with Stuart, perhaps OMVA could step up to the plate and design a draft document and guidelines. Having also been to many vintage vehicle shows, I have seen many of them come up on two wheels when they let go, and nothing happens. Some of them should not actually be on the road. Yet to see a Carrier do that.
However, I can not recall ever seeing an M4 Sherman being stopped and handed a ticket. Perhaps we should just trade in all our stuff and buy a tank.
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