Posted by old on October 26, 2015 at 15:16:22 from (209.86.226.11):
In Reply to: More salvage vehicles posted by DeltaRed on October 26, 2015 at 12:08:56:
Yep rat rods would be outlawed and say a car like my 1990 Toyota Corolla that was totaled 3 times by the insurance company due to being hit in a parking lot by some some that was the 1st total then wife went in a ditch 2nd total and then the son hit a deer 3rd total. Other then the one head light not closing any more and a dent or 3 nothing wrong with that car. Just another way that they may try to regulate what they should not be regulating. A lot like the cash for clunkers thing where many cars that where still good got trashed just because the gov wanted to give the car companies a boost. With car prices at well over $25000 for many cars many people just can not afford a new car even if they wanted one
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