Posted by HenryO on January 13, 2012 at 08:27:08 from (24.166.89.230):
2 Items. 1. The FAA has stopped a flight of storks because the lead pilot ( a regalo wing aircraft made up to look like a mama stork) who was teaching them to fly south did not have a commercial pilots license. He was getting some renumeration. storks now grounded in Miss awaiting a ruling from FAA 2. Friend towing an auto trailer with a ford 350 truck was ticketed for violation of interstate commerce. He had purchased a car in Detroit and was returning to Medina Ohio with the car on a trailer. Trailer tire blew out so he stopped to change it on the side of the hiway. State patroloman stops and asks if he need help. As they were talking, friend states he was returning from auto auction in Detroit. Whamm. He now is in interstate commerce and his truck is over the limit so he must have CDL license. carry flares, fire extinguisher, have proper tie downs, etc get 4 violations. Then trooper asks if scratch on car was made by bent fender on the blowout. Pal says yeah but it will polish out. Cop then proceed to make out damage report, collects VIN number etc. Now, carfax will consider car damaged and worth 2 grand less. This is tractor related because he collects old tractors and hauls the from other state. NO MORE?
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