RE: IML: classic car safety

["Ken Lang" <ken@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I agree.  It's not the government's job to force us to protect ourselves.
Our own good common sense should do that for us.  But this is not the forum
for that discussion.  Just my $.02 worth.

Ken

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Buck Rind
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 10:43 AM
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Subject: Re: IML: classic car safety

  I do not believe in the seat belt law. It should be left up to the 
individual not mandated by the government. My 1962 Imperial did not come 
equipped with belts and I won't put them in.

    My tarnished two cents, Buck Rind
>
> When I get an Imperial it will have been built after
> seat belts were mandatory ('67 or '68 in my case) but
> if I got a pre-'66 car (I think that was the first
> year of the federal seat belt requirement) I would
> definitely have a good set of belts properly
> installed, at the very least in the front seats.
>
> --- Brad Hogg <luxoliner@xxxxxxx> wrote:




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