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Went to take the trash to the curb Thursday morning and wouldn't you know it somebody had stolen the license plates off my truck Wednesday night. Here I thought I lived in a nice trustworthy neighborhood. I can promise ya one thing if I catch em doing it again they will feel the burning stinging sensation of a 3.5 inch ultra mag buck shot.
Now maybe you understand why I have security camera's up and around the outside our home! Its getting to the point where there are now no nice neighborhoods!
rats man that is bad, maby it just fell off and you did not see it till now,,, maby not, anyway hope if it was stolen they get the slimeball who did it,,,
Use torx/star head bolts next time. Make it harder to get off. Just an idea.
How much will you pay to get them back! sorry Buddy
You were my first suspect Dave. Im watching you.
Down here when I was in the truck leasing business they would go to a customers lot and take tin snips and cut off the corner of the tag with date sticker on it. Real pain. Had to go through the whole renewal process to get new tags from state. Never heard of them catching the first one. Must be a good market for em in the Getto.
That's a new one ! Never heard of anyone going through the effort of stealing a plate . I have seen a lot of trucks without plates on the back , I don't know what's up with that .
I hate thieves. They need to be taken out and shot, all of them.
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Originally Posted by miller
Don't think trucks are required to have a rear plate in Missouri.Quote:
Originally Posted by TnRidge
The smaller trucks are required to have two plates front and back , not sure where the break over is my 1500 has to have two.
Why is that ? I just moved here a few years ago from Tn. And all vehicles were required to have rear plates , but no plates on the front . I would think from a law enforcement standpoint , it would make more sense to have plates on the rear .Quote:
Originally Posted by FAADAN
If a truck is licensed for 18000 lbs and heavier, they only have a front plate. They usually pulling trailers.
It's 12,000 but other than that, you're right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
Section 301-130 License plates, required slogan and inf
Mo Dot wants them on the front so they can see what you are licensed for before you pull on the scales.