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#156637 07/06/05 05:01 PM
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Here is a pic of the truck of one of my competitors. As far as I'm concerned, it's as good as truck marking gets. The art- done by the sparky- is pretty good too!

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#156638 12/17/05 07:34 PM
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Lear, I have a letter or e-mail from the registry stating that you are not required to letter your truck, however if you do letter your truck, it must be registered commercially.

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#156639 12/18/05 10:38 AM
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As I travel about daily I'm guessing I see about 10-15% of all contractor trucks/vans that have any marking on them. It's not a regulation that is enforced, nor should it be.

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