Is it legal in the states of WA and OR to have the doors off of a street legal Jeep and still drive it on the street or highway?
Second question assuming the above answer is yes, I assume you still need at least a driver's side rear view mirror? What is the best way to get one attached? Do I also need the passenger side?
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6:30pm Wednesday 11th
Sportspage in Kennewick
Official run of the month will be West Richland Veterans Day Parade Nov 7th
Mirrors after JK door removal?
No, not legal to be missing the driver's side mirror.
Must have two (2) mirrors, a driver's side and either center or pass. side.
As a side note, depending on what kind of day and what the LEO's quirks are, not having doors might get you a ticket too.
Must have two (2) mirrors, a driver's side and either center or pass. side.
As a side note, depending on what kind of day and what the LEO's quirks are, not having doors might get you a ticket too.
James
'92 YJ with a little something of everything.
'92 YJ with a little something of everything.
Only in a Jeep.
You have to have door sills that prevent schtuff from rolling out of the rig onto the roadway. That said, you may still get a ticket for going doorless if you catch an officer in a mood and you'd have to take it to court.
SquirrelCrusher can give you the details.
Yes, you need a driver's side mirror.
You have to have door sills that prevent schtuff from rolling out of the rig onto the roadway. That said, you may still get a ticket for going doorless if you catch an officer in a mood and you'd have to take it to court.
SquirrelCrusher can give you the details.
Yes, you need a driver's side mirror.
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