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It doesn't say too much... I met guys, american born with very american names, which changed their religion and names... Just as an example... this name, Cassius Clay tells you something? :D

Sometimes it takes even longer than 30 mins., if the p/u is for the next day...

Not if you're outta state... oh well, maybe things changed since the change...

Happy Birthday!

True, but why Mr. Change didn't change that DIKTAT? I wish I say he loves it as well as the one who signed it, but we know it's not them the ones who arrange the "game"...

As much as I know, they can't access your plate number just like that, they must pull you over, then request an access to the state where you're from. My guess is they don't like TX plates. I have TX plates too, and believe it or not, as long as I was pulled over and searched, they didn't stop...

LOL!!! No. I've donated my Savana to a police officer... I mean it!

So far not too many on the road... when their price will drop to 25K for a 3500 hi-top, I'll consider it an alternative to my E-350, but til then, let 'em rotten in the dealership's backyard...

Try to say "yes" to any of these questions, even if you know the truth/right answer is "no"... :))

Guess one... the right one! ;)

I love that quote!

Well, let's start with the beginning... in GA the reason was the tag light out - pulled over, asked for permission to search. Since I had nothing to hide, it didn't bother me. In WI because my rear windows were covered and he stated that "in the state of WI it's illegal to cover the rear...

No, they just asked me if I let them search the van. It happened before in GA, KS, WI and NM, but they never messed up my stuff and the search didn't take more than 15-20 mins top.

My wife is a retired state police chief inspector from Europe. She said such a thing it wouldn't happen over there, and if it does, some heads will "fall"...

That's sooo true... unfortunately...

Nice, but since I'm not a Sprinter fan, I wouldn't buy it even if they cut off one of those five zeroes...

I was on my way to Hamlet, NC for a delivery (I had a long run, non-stop" from Houston, TX), when somewhere in SC on US-1 before Cheraw, I met a sheriff's check point. Nothing new, I met before such a C.P. in SC (only!). There were about 10 lazy a**es, asking every driver for an ID. I showed...

I'd turn down that one too... It's not just the money, it's a wasted working day. Usually you won't get another load that day, beside that God knows how many empty miles you have to drive for that mini...

I guess you're thinking about Transit Connect, that lil' Ford joke... :cool:

It's not Florida, but Denny's... same thing it happened in Laredo, TX