In a message dated 6/15/2001 7:44:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
jonmac@ndirect.co.uk writes:
> To claim the car may be driven exactly as hitherto, will inevitably
>
Jonmac,
I giggle myself, but I have to say these things - my wife reads my e-mail <G>
. But, in all honesty, I have to say I won't be driving faster than I do now.
Speed limits are still speed limits, and traffic fines still add points to
your insurance premiums. Even with the blood pooled in the back of my head
from the acceleration, common sense will still prevail, and put a damper on
my enthusiasm for speed. There is no question, though, that I will get to
these speeds a lot quicker than I do now.
As for an insurance inspection, I think there definitely should be one,
albeit by someone qualified to make an evaluation. I have seen some pretty
scary workmanship on some conversions in the past.
Dan Masters
Alcoa, Tennessee
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