From: Robert Peterson (peteweld57@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Feb 06 2006 - 10:36:09 PST
Thanks Steve,
I think I understand the point of this, however, I'm
not in favor of legislation that would prevent me from
driving my MV for pleasure trips. These vehicles are
not usually used as daily drivers. With the exception
of the later model Blazer, Suburban, and pickup
models, most are simply not practical as daily or long
trip transportation. As I read this bill, a "Sunday
drive" would not be legal.
How would this affect municipalities, such as Sabetha,
who use these trucks as city vehicles?
What modifications to the bill are being considered?
If the vehicle is not "exactly" as used by the
military, how does that affect it's status? These
aren't always restored to exactly military standards,
and are rebuilt more to "hot-rod" type configuration.
I do appreciate your reply, and your help, Steve.
Thanks again.
Bob
--- Steve Lukert <Lukert@house.state.ks.us> wrote:
> Bob,
> I visited with the chairman of the transportation
> committee this
> morning regarding your concerns. He stated that
> this bill needed to be
> passed with modifications that would address the
> areas you are most
> concerned about. Without any bill at all the DVM
> has the authority to
> implement the restrictions you are concerned about
> without legislative
> approval. Gary Hayzlett, the chairman of the
> committee, wants the bill
> amended so that no further restictions other than
> what is currently
> allowed would be imposed which is what I think you
> are concerned about.
> Out and out defeat of the bill would more than
> likely result in the
> restrictions you are opposed to. If you have
> additional information
> that you think I should be aware of let me know.
> Steve
>
> >>> Robert Peterson <peteweld57@yahoo.com> 02/03
> 4:44 PM >>>
> Hello Rep. Lukert and Sen. Pyle,
> I would like to ask your support in not allowing
> this
> bill to pass in the legislature.
> I find it ironic that I've recently contacted both
> of
> you regarding my concerns about licensing and
> registration of historic military vehicles, and now
> this appears to be coming up in the very near
> future.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> Robert Peterson
> Peterson Welding
> PO Box 3
> 112 North Ash St.
> Fairview, KS 66425
> 785 467 3663
> 785 467 3664 fax
>
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