The POS Vehicle Infestation
I get my truck into the shop every few months for a tune-up and oil change. If something needs fixing, it gets fixed. I keep my truck compliant with all safety and emissions requirements imposed by the state. I pay to have it inspected every two years. I have a good driving record and get a break on my liability and collision vehicle insurance. I’m a long-standing member of the Auto Club.
Clickable Image: Piece of Shit Flatbed
That’s why it galls the living shit out of me when I see a piece of shit (pre-Nissan) Datsun flatbed piled high with a tenuously-secured teetering load, making “poomp poomp poomp” noises and spouting gray smoke from the exhaust. How in the hell, I wonder, does this asshole comply with safety and emissions requirements?
There seems to be a special “exception” for non-compliant vehicles used in pursuit of a “business.” Oh, by the way, the state recently imposed additional emissions restrictions on the rest of us in order to offset the shit coming out of these “exceptional” vehicles.
It’s time to get these piles of crap off the streets.
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Linoge on 10 Jan 2009 at 0926 #
Better yet, it is time to bitch-slap Kalifornistan out of continuing the scam that is known as “emissions testing”. I had to pay the $25 to get my brand-new Mazda 3 tested, whereupon it just about zeroed everything out, while cars that are old enough, dumptrucks, and things like that Datsun get to keep going on doing what they are doing… for free. Talk about discrimination.
Glenn B on 10 Jan 2009 at 1004 #
Ah come on guys you gotta give those wet backs a break. I remember all too well the vehicles in California that resembled that one, and I am going back 25-30 years or so, amnd almost all werer driven by those from south of the border - even if they had California plates. Its okay for them because they are theeeeee underprivilegedddddd and need to make mOneeeeeeeeey to take back to MeHeeKo. Heavens help us.
Minstrel on 10 Jan 2009 at 1118 #
We don’t have to drive very far from home before the neighborhoods look like “Tijuana, north.” Bars on the windows, unkempt yards, a dead or dying POS in the driveway.
We gotta get outa here - 6 months, 21 days and 2 hours to go - but who’s counting?