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Thankfully he was dressed in a suit, probably a detective, older officer, and didn't want to take the time to write the ticket.
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Thankfully he was dressed in a suit, probably a detective, older officer, and didn't want to take the time to write the ticket.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just got pulled over by a new CSP dodge charger this AM. He was cool and let me go with the usual "slow it down". I actually passed him on a slow uphill. I was behind him and noticed the dual rear exhaust, but no MOPAR badging of any kind. Other than that, I saw the two tiny lights behind the reariew after he put them on. No side light or lights on the rear deck. Thankfully he was dressed in a suit, probably a detective, older officer, and didn't want to take the time to write the ticket. Whole event was less than two minutes.

POST 2Original post

I saw a Ford F-350 with one of those huge spoiler wings on the roof that are generally used to pull RV's with it's lights on the other day here in Florida. I could not beleive my eyes. I guess they are getting tricker these days.

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