Ha ha. I've got that and more lined up there. I just thought I'd like to try something different.
One-way driver wanted: MD to NH
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Ha ha. I've got that and more lined up there. I just thought I'd like to try something different.
I am out of massages are in.
Swing batter batter-NOT
Swing batter batter-NOT
I've heard that has happened. But if we're obeying the speed limit, have papers in order, all equipment working, don't have anything visible, then it's hard for me to see it getting to that point. Do you think I'm missing something?
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Seems like sound advice to me.
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I doubt seriously that you have to stick to Federal Interstate Highways in order to transport firearms and ammo from one state to another state.
Thank you. Now let's see if anyone wants the job in Sep.
Well, September IS half over! LOL!
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After thinking about FOPA, I think it's best to keep firearms and ammo in the bed. It has a hard tonneau cover. I think it would be best to keep it closed and locked. So a trailer is the best bet.
I'd like to get one for two motorcycles. Any suggestions?
Pay: Well, if you're just driving and I'm buying you a same-day air ticket back, why not make an offer? If you're staying then you're getting a free ride and helping drive. You can still make an offer but ...
Happy ending?
Biggfoot44
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New Jersey is notorious for ignoring FOPA , arresting and charging everyone regardless , and letting you assert FOPA as affirmative defense at trial . Consequently I prefer the slightly longer , but more scenic and more pleasant I-81 to NH , and avoid NJ entirely .
At least in normal times , an individual can request their " complete " driving record from MVA . ( 7 years after all points dropping off , old minor offences are typically purged )
But it's a semi- free country . If you prefer to ride with a CDL holder , that up to you ( and them ) .
At least in normal times , an individual can request their " complete " driving record from MVA . ( 7 years after all points dropping off , old minor offences are typically purged )
But it's a semi- free country . If you prefer to ride with a CDL holder , that up to you ( and them ) .
Bullfrog
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2nd Driver: Whatever you do, make sure you have - safety pinned to your left-side shirt collar - a handwritten note from vehicle owner spelling out permission for the non-owner to operate vehicle (and maybe even shoot the guns in the … never mind, scratch that part) …
Sh*t. Wrong thread, sorry.
Sh*t. Wrong thread, sorry.
And you don't need someone to go both ways ? 
E.Shell
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They already talked about the 'swing batter batter' thing.And you don't need someone to go both ways ?
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