Well that's a new one. I guess we won't be able to register some new SUVs
either because they have soft tops too.
Seriously, some people want to use these trucks for contract fire support
when the western states start to burn ( ahhh, like right now ). It is my
understanding that the US forest service and the CDF won't contract trucks
without a hardcab. This goes for their equipment also. This may be where
that rumor got started. If the guy is for real, tell him to go to another
DMV, where they might have a clue. Cab tops are not an issue ( so don't
bring it up ), operational brakes and lights are.
Randy
----- Original Message -----
From: <MVTrucker@aol.com>
To: Military Vehicles List <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 2:54 AM
Subject: [MV] CA hardtop law?
> List,
> I know, via info supplied by Mark Blair, that CA requires a CDL in order
> to drive an M35A2 legally due to it having three axles. This morning I
> got a E-mail from a Californian asking about my trucks. He says that
> he can't register a truck with a soft top in CA! Now, is this another
> weird CA law, or is this fellow misinformed?
> Thanks for any info on this matter.
> Joe "MV Trucker" Young
> Resident, NJ, the land of the free (welfare), where it's illegal (by the
> letter
> of the law) to take a vehical tagged as historic out for a Sunday drive!
>
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