Stop guessing dammit! :/ Go to the libray and read the law for
yourself, you'll be glad you did.  As much effort as you've put in
trying to "wring" the answer out of those here you could of read it
and been explaining it to us! :)  Really, read it, and you'll feel
empowered instead of feeling stepped-on. :)

People here (Pima county AZ) keep telling me "it's ag'in da law" for
me to leave my Border Terrier in my pickup.  They don't know the
law, they just heard about the law on the TV news. :/ I just wish
they'd friggin mind their own damned business. :/

Back in the 70's I had to license a dune buggy (shortened VW floor
pan with roll bars) I read the law and passed first time, I knew
-that!- law better than the inspector did at that point in time. :)

The Deputy didn't know sh.t about the real law, even tho he was the
one most vocal and sure about it.  The inspector and the deputy were
just people and nobody knows everything about anything.

Them being bureaucrats the situation can be worse in that there is
no business/money lost if they are wrong or spew forth with wrong
information, so there's not the incentive to "know and be right in
what you say" like there is in business.  

And you know how business is right? :)

Come back here and explain it to -us- after you've read it and
interpreted the language etc ok? :)  No kidding, the post will be
cool because you will have read and understood all the loop holes
that were written into it.  

All the laws seem to have a bunch of loop holes.  They were written
by lawyers and the laws are for the most part make-work projects for
fellow lawyers in the years to come. (?)

Well the laws sure as heck aren't about truth and justice. :)
If you think so, you have been reading any yourself have you? ;)

Go man go, you can do it! :)

Alvin in AZ

Boss,
 Are you very young or very naive? Come on now bro. You can do whatever you
want to it as long as you follow a few simple rules.
red and yellow lights go in the back and white and yellow on the front (
that means no blue lights green lights any where as they are reserved for
government vehicles). The other simple rule is emissions. Don't do anything
to take away from the emissions capabilities of the vehicle. Even then in
most provinces other than BC and Ontario they don't really enforce that.
 You can lift your truck to a maximum height of 4.15 metres if you want (
around 13.7 feet) . Oh yeah and your tires cant stick out more than 2 inches
from the wheel well unless its factory.

that being said,
 regards
    Dennis

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