1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@BartMaster1234 nice ninja delete


Chupalo

 

Oh idk then...
Yeah mods dont play.

 

And the other 2 times?

 

So are "they" gone yet?

 

I only have 2 frame's at the moment

 

I dont see his point either. You cant see that plate fast enough if its a hit and run. I see no point to them other than giving cops a reason to pull people over.

 

Probably not. Probably all watching the thread like

 

Maybe I worded that badly. The word 'safety' came to mind, but I was talking more in terms of insurance and ease of identification.

 

It came in handy when I was being tailed and was on the phone with the CHP. I was able to read them the plate number in my rearview.

 

I have a front plate on but no way you can read it because it faces down... i just do it not to get a ticket

 

Honestly, we hit 3400 pages. I never thought it would go past 100 without being locked up.

 

Is @JKO1998 prison thread still open?

 

All I know is, is that Im targeted the minute I go into Virginia for not having a front plate. Cops are stupid and will pull people over the minute they see a reason to.

 

This is the only reason i run a front plate

 

My father got pulled over in Mississippi for no reason. The cop made a remark of something like "You're driving an Ohio tagged truck in Mississippi with a California driver's license."

He ticketed him for driving with his high beams on.

During the day time.

They were the Daytime Running Lights.

 

I like it because it gives it another way to identify a vehicle, not only from the rear. It has helped to my advantage more than once.

I would have never been able to report the vehicle dangerously tailing me if it weren't for front plates.

 

I told him to, but he didn't want to deal with going to court and fighting it. Wasn't worth his time. The ticket was only $150.

 

Wait till its used to your disadvantage. Soon enough, cameras will be dishing out more tickets than cops. They already do it at tolls. Other countries employ the method, and its horrible.

 

He's a a California resident but works in Mississippi. He was borrowing the corporate F150.

 

Seriously?