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Re: Door Removal
havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the
doors off the first time. you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see the passenger side mirror. On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: >>The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay that >>way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this evening. >>This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering >>though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean a >>lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass cops, >>do the cops just not care? >> I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use >>touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? >> >>Thanks >>C.G. >> |
Re: Door Removal
That is totally legit to do in most places and if you have side mirrors
like my CJ, running with the windshield down is quite ok here in Ontario Canada. In Ontario, you only have to have a working wiper, nothing else, including glass... Seriously! Mike SB wrote: > > I've seen guys driving with no doors and their windshields down. Local > cruising roads not highway....but an offence anyhow. Depends the cops moods > and if they're upset with the mornings donut rodeo! > > "David C. Moller" <dmoller@verizon.net> wrote in message > news:52ib801qov21mt9g5ou1jeu8r39te0f4gj@4ax.com... > > Different state have different laws. Here in Washington, you need at > > least a combination of two different mirrors. I knew this but figured > > a cop would never waste his time with it. Well, I was kinda right... I > > ran for 4 summers with no doors until finally one smokey was > > apparently bored enough to pull me over and write me a ticket. > > Ridiculous part is, it's a moving violation instead of simply an > > equipment violation, and my insurance company raised my rates! > > Incredible... I ended up switching insurance companies hehehe. > > > > Dave > > http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > > > >The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay > that > > >way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this > evening. > > >This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > > >though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean > a > > >lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass > cops, > > >do the cops just not care? > > > I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > > >touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > > > > > >Thanks > > >C.G. > > > > > |
Re: Door Removal
That is totally legit to do in most places and if you have side mirrors
like my CJ, running with the windshield down is quite ok here in Ontario Canada. In Ontario, you only have to have a working wiper, nothing else, including glass... Seriously! Mike SB wrote: > > I've seen guys driving with no doors and their windshields down. Local > cruising roads not highway....but an offence anyhow. Depends the cops moods > and if they're upset with the mornings donut rodeo! > > "David C. Moller" <dmoller@verizon.net> wrote in message > news:52ib801qov21mt9g5ou1jeu8r39te0f4gj@4ax.com... > > Different state have different laws. Here in Washington, you need at > > least a combination of two different mirrors. I knew this but figured > > a cop would never waste his time with it. Well, I was kinda right... I > > ran for 4 summers with no doors until finally one smokey was > > apparently bored enough to pull me over and write me a ticket. > > Ridiculous part is, it's a moving violation instead of simply an > > equipment violation, and my insurance company raised my rates! > > Incredible... I ended up switching insurance companies hehehe. > > > > Dave > > http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > > > >The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay > that > > >way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this > evening. > > >This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > > >though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean > a > > >lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass > cops, > > >do the cops just not care? > > > I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > > >touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > > > > > >Thanks > > >C.G. > > > > > |
Re: Door Removal
That is totally legit to do in most places and if you have side mirrors
like my CJ, running with the windshield down is quite ok here in Ontario Canada. In Ontario, you only have to have a working wiper, nothing else, including glass... Seriously! Mike SB wrote: > > I've seen guys driving with no doors and their windshields down. Local > cruising roads not highway....but an offence anyhow. Depends the cops moods > and if they're upset with the mornings donut rodeo! > > "David C. Moller" <dmoller@verizon.net> wrote in message > news:52ib801qov21mt9g5ou1jeu8r39te0f4gj@4ax.com... > > Different state have different laws. Here in Washington, you need at > > least a combination of two different mirrors. I knew this but figured > > a cop would never waste his time with it. Well, I was kinda right... I > > ran for 4 summers with no doors until finally one smokey was > > apparently bored enough to pull me over and write me a ticket. > > Ridiculous part is, it's a moving violation instead of simply an > > equipment violation, and my insurance company raised my rates! > > Incredible... I ended up switching insurance companies hehehe. > > > > Dave > > http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > > > >The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay > that > > >way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this > evening. > > >This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > > >though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean > a > > >lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass > cops, > > >do the cops just not care? > > > I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > > >touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > > > > > >Thanks > > >C.G. > > > > > |
Re: Door Removal
That is totally legit to do in most places and if you have side mirrors
like my CJ, running with the windshield down is quite ok here in Ontario Canada. In Ontario, you only have to have a working wiper, nothing else, including glass... Seriously! Mike SB wrote: > > I've seen guys driving with no doors and their windshields down. Local > cruising roads not highway....but an offence anyhow. Depends the cops moods > and if they're upset with the mornings donut rodeo! > > "David C. Moller" <dmoller@verizon.net> wrote in message > news:52ib801qov21mt9g5ou1jeu8r39te0f4gj@4ax.com... > > Different state have different laws. Here in Washington, you need at > > least a combination of two different mirrors. I knew this but figured > > a cop would never waste his time with it. Well, I was kinda right... I > > ran for 4 summers with no doors until finally one smokey was > > apparently bored enough to pull me over and write me a ticket. > > Ridiculous part is, it's a moving violation instead of simply an > > equipment violation, and my insurance company raised my rates! > > Incredible... I ended up switching insurance companies hehehe. > > > > Dave > > http://mysite.verizon.net/res0p2es/david/index.htm > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > > > >The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay > that > > >way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this > evening. > > >This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > > >though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean > a > > >lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass > cops, > > >do the cops just not care? > > > I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > > >touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > > > > > >Thanks > > >C.G. > > > > > |
Re: Door Removal
i didn't see my nuts until I lost a bunch of weight....can see my toes now
too! "jbjeep" <jbjeep@saw.net> wrote in message news:clhb80199hbrb3oo3mqndp9n4cfn3ssbut@4ax.com... > havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the > doors off the first time. > > you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door > to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see > the passenger side mirror. > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > >>The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay that > >>way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this evening. > >>This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > >>though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean a > >>lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass cops, > >>do the cops just not care? > >> I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > >>touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > >> > >>Thanks > >>C.G. > >> > |
Re: Door Removal
i didn't see my nuts until I lost a bunch of weight....can see my toes now
too! "jbjeep" <jbjeep@saw.net> wrote in message news:clhb80199hbrb3oo3mqndp9n4cfn3ssbut@4ax.com... > havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the > doors off the first time. > > you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door > to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see > the passenger side mirror. > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > >>The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay that > >>way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this evening. > >>This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > >>though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean a > >>lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass cops, > >>do the cops just not care? > >> I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > >>touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > >> > >>Thanks > >>C.G. > >> > |
Re: Door Removal
i didn't see my nuts until I lost a bunch of weight....can see my toes now
too! "jbjeep" <jbjeep@saw.net> wrote in message news:clhb80199hbrb3oo3mqndp9n4cfn3ssbut@4ax.com... > havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the > doors off the first time. > > you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door > to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see > the passenger side mirror. > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > >>The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay that > >>way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this evening. > >>This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > >>though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean a > >>lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass cops, > >>do the cops just not care? > >> I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > >>touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > >> > >>Thanks > >>C.G. > >> > |
Re: Door Removal
i didn't see my nuts until I lost a bunch of weight....can see my toes now
too! "jbjeep" <jbjeep@saw.net> wrote in message news:clhb80199hbrb3oo3mqndp9n4cfn3ssbut@4ax.com... > havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the > doors off the first time. > > you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door > to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see > the passenger side mirror. > > > > On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 23:42:19 GMT, "Casey" <casey3477@nc.rr.com> wrote: > > >>The weather this week in NC has been great, and it is suppose to stay that > >>way for a while. So I decided to take my doors off my 2002 TJ this evening. > >>This is the first time I have done it, and I love it. I was wondering > >>though, what types of laws are there for mirrors, I see a lot, and I mean a > >>lot of Wranglers down here that don't have mirrors. I know they pass cops, > >>do the cops just not care? > >> I also scratched up the nuts that hold the door on, do you guys just use > >>touch up paint on them, or not even bolt them on? > >> > >>Thanks > >>C.G. > >> > |
Re: Door Removal
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jbjeep wrote: > > havent seen my "nuts" in years. never bothered to put them back on after taking the > doors off the first time. > > you can get mirror movers from Sun Performance, moves the stock mirror from the door > to the body. keeps you legal, although with a lot of softtops its really hard to see > the passenger side mirror. |
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