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Old 03-15-2014, 07:57 AM
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Tim - I'll assume pos stands for Properly Optioned Streetcar.

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Scott there's never been accusations of streetcar
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Scott there's never been accusations of streetcar
Sorry, I was simply grasping for a positive from your "pos" acronym.

It is road legal?

The way you have the car set-up is very business proper IMO.
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Sorry, I was simply grasping for a positive from your "pos" acronym.

It is road legal?

The way you have the car set-up is very business proper IMO.
Yes it's road legal, and I finally knuckled under and just finished installing carpet and the headliner since I'll be running a few USCA events. I'll still get dinged for no radio, maybe I'll look for an old school battery operated transistor radio and tape it to the dash, I don't believe the rules specify it has to be an automotive radio.
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