Not uncommon for emergency responders to do this type of thing when responding to:

Movie Magic!

We aren’t going to talk about this parking job?

I was once dispatched to a woman “who fell down and her head exploded.”

That would be acceptable for law enforcement, but bounty hunters are civilians who go out on their own to basically kidnap people to get a reward/payout from the state.

Sometimes black lines are added for contrast against white lines when the road surface is a light color (such as concrete as oppose to asphalt).

In Massachusetts any vehicle licensed to transport a (dead) body is registered as a “Hearse.” Whether it be a traditional station wagon, minivan, SUV, etc.

It’s worth noting that over-penetration is not necessarily worse with a rifle round... could go either way. Depends greatly on the type of round chosen (FMJ, HP, Frangible, etc).

Yeah, this is all part of the business plan... trying to find a location / price / feature ratio that will entice people to want to buy in... even if it means some have to travel a bit.

For the record, I live in the 413, and am currently working the numbers on something like this... though my model also includes space for wrenching and tools as well... perhaps lift timeshares...

This type of law isn’t that uncommon... Massachusetts has one as well (Ch 90 Sec 17).

Agreed, and that’s why I think it’ll be coming back soon. Style is cyclical...

I was just saying the other day that we’re totally due for a white-wall comeback. I’m surprised it hasn’t happened yet.

Yeah. Honestly the blacked-out look can start to feel a little tired recently, but considering this was for a customer and their tastes, they did exceptional work.

Yeah... three guys and an old Honda in a 15 passenger van driving cross-country...

Yesssss.

This winter’s project:

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Hey dipshit,

Let me tell you about a time in American Automotive History where shocks would just wear out after 30k miles and everyone was driving around like this all the time.