Stupid kid!

I was on another forum and was reading about this kid that got a ticket for his rear bumper being too hi in the back. He was reading the law and said that his wagon weighed more than normal wagons and that he had a chance to beat it in court because he could have it a little higher in the rear with his gross weight of his car. His wagon is a hearse.
I have been pulled over 2 times in the last month and I'm really fed up with the PD in Wilder and Highland Hights so I was feeling sorry for this kid and it being a hearse I could see where they could sit higher. 2 pages of guys ripping the cops a new one and I was about ready to do the same. At the end of most of the gripes he put up a picture of his car.
I bashed the kid and told him I would have pulled him over too or better yet beat him up for just driving down my street in that junker.

What are the PD in Wilder and Highland Hights giving you fits over?

Tailight out on one side. I have a yellow bulb on the top that works but it just a reason to check me out I guess.

RebStew wrote:Tailight out on one side. I have a yellow bulb on the top that works but it just a reason to check me out I guess.

A taillight on one side is legal in the state of Kentucky as long as it is on the yellow line side of the vehicle.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Is he serious??? Thats about as bad as that hudson with 22 inch rims!

Although I don't dig it my hat goes of to him for building himself ( if he did do it himself).. I got a kid in the "hood" here that has a real fast NEON not my cup of tea, but he turns all his own wrenches, so he gets my respect.. To each his own, but yhea I don't get it, but then again most of my peep's don't understand why I ride around in an old 4x4 or my 31 when I have a perfectly good truck with ac and radio.. (Niether of my other rides have any music makers in them, except when I sing to myself)..

LRS30 wrote:.. (Niether of my other rides have any music makers in them, except when I sing to myself)..

I can identify with that. I haven't had a car with a radio in about 4 years. I guess it's all part of the experience, or I would rather spend my dough going someplace.