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![]() "Commode Joe " wrote Is a Ford F250 pick-up truck a "passenger car"? In Connecticut, there is a parkway where trucks and commercial vehicles are not allowed. The one loophole is that if you have a pick-up truck that you use either exclusively or partly for non-commercial use, you may apply for a "combination registration" instead of a commercial registration. What that means is that if you are not carrying a commercial load, or displaying commercial lettering on the sides, you may drive on the parkway, and you will be "considered" as a passenger vehicle. Your truck will not actually BE a passenger vehicle, you will still be driving that same crappy Ford TRUCK. It will just be considered to be the same type of vehicle as far as applicable laws. Commode Joe WTF are you babbling about? Just because you call it a Travel Lift Hoist Non Crane, doesn't make it any less of a crane than a Manitowoc 4200. Thom said so. So there! Scotty |
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