yea cause that sounds pretty sweet

 

QUIET LITTLE STEVIE

 

In California, it is legal only if you are licensed to drive 18 wheelers.

And, BOTH trailers need to have brakes.



WTF?!?!?!??? NA=2 T2's? How does that work?

 

if you did it legally....then you the answer is YES

 

yea and actualy a trailor doesn't need brakes untill its longer then 17 foot. and in order to obtain a CDL ("truckers Lisence") it takes roughly 2 weeks to do. (my father drives a semi)

 

where in SC?

 

I am tradeing my 88 GTU for an 87 TII that has a blown water seal on an engine that isn't even broke in yet, and it doesn't boost. And there are other little problem's with it to.



And the second TII is a parts car, also 87.









Aiken.







And my step dad has a CDL, but it limits him to class 8 straight trucks (dump trucks), but if he went back and took his air brakes test he could drive an 18 wheeler.

 

EVERYTHING is ONLY ILLEGAL IF you get CAUGHT!

 

as a addendum to that, if you've looked at a civil code book everything is illegal



mike

 

who did you trade that for