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JMM

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The best speeding ticket ever!
« on: April 26, 2004, 01:26:38 pm »
Remember when the Federales caught me going 143 KPH in a 90 KPH zone on highway 45? The hypocrites drop the no D.L. and let me drive away? The cost of the speeding ticket? 15 bucks! Man I'm gonna love driving in Mexico when I get better. I already got informed by the embassy here how to get my Mexican license.

BTW Seth, at the fair I saw a beautiful classic SS 350 Camaro. I can't wait to get my hands on my brother in law's 69 Camaro. The original 327 got stolen at school years ago. The new engine will be a 350 or 427, I'm hoping 427 but we have camel hump heads and I think they are only for 327 & 350s.  

I wish they had no speed limit on their highways, I think many more Americans would visit C.C. and also Copper Canyon, due to shorter travel time. Mexican airline fares are outrageous.

http://www.coppercanyon-mexico.com/

I miss the German autobahn.  



   

762

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Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2004, 02:11:10 pm »
So did the 15 bucks cover the ticket or the bribe?

JMM

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Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #2 on: April 26, 2004, 02:47:07 pm »
It was an official ticket. The Federales were actually professional about it. I do not believe in bribes even though that border agent pendejo at the border made me give him 43 bucks for my visitor's permit when I had not only ALL of the documents required, but also my old permit issued by the consulate of Austin.  I wanted to say "duh, I know my stuff!"

The crazy thing was the Federales letting me drive the car away! Officer Mats would have had no choice but to have someone else drive or have the car towed (if I was driving alone) after giving me my ticket, and that's only if he did not arrest me on the spot! Strange country Mexico is.

BTW, get this, you get a ticket in Mexico and guess what the fluckers do? Send a copy your local DPS, that means higher insurance rates! I will not show up on any U.S. DPS database as he dropped the no D.L. and put the speeding ticket in Vicky's name, and she wasn't even driving! What a country!    

JMM

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The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #3 on: April 26, 2004, 01:26:38 pm »
Remember when the Federales caught me going 143 KPH in a 90 KPH zone on highway 45? The hypocrites drop the no D.L. and let me drive away? The cost of the speeding ticket? 15 bucks! Man I'm gonna love driving in Mexico when I get better. I already got informed by the embassy here how to get my Mexican license.

BTW Seth, at the fair I saw a beautiful classic SS 350 Camaro. I can't wait to get my hands on my brother in law's 69 Camaro. The original 327 got stolen at school years ago. The new engine will be a 350 or 427, I'm hoping 427 but we have camel hump heads and I think they are only for 327 & 350s.  

I wish they had no speed limit on their highways, I think many more Americans would visit C.C. and also Copper Canyon, due to shorter travel time. Mexican airline fares are outrageous.

http://www.coppercanyon-mexico.com/

I miss the German autobahn.  



   

762

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Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #4 on: April 26, 2004, 02:11:10 pm »
So did the 15 bucks cover the ticket or the bribe?

JMM

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Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #5 on: April 26, 2004, 02:47:07 pm »
It was an official ticket. The Federales were actually professional about it. I do not believe in bribes even though that border agent pendejo at the border made me give him 43 bucks for my visitor's permit when I had not only ALL of the documents required, but also my old permit issued by the consulate of Austin.  I wanted to say "duh, I know my stuff!"

The crazy thing was the Federales letting me drive the car away! Officer Mats would have had no choice but to have someone else drive or have the car towed (if I was driving alone) after giving me my ticket, and that's only if he did not arrest me on the spot! Strange country Mexico is.

BTW, get this, you get a ticket in Mexico and guess what the fluckers do? Send a copy your local DPS, that means higher insurance rates! I will not show up on any U.S. DPS database as he dropped the no D.L. and put the speeding ticket in Vicky's name, and she wasn't even driving! What a country!    

JMM

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The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #6 on: April 26, 2004, 01:26:38 pm »
Remember when the Federales caught me going 143 KPH in a 90 KPH zone on highway 45? The hypocrites drop the no D.L. and let me drive away? The cost of the speeding ticket? 15 bucks! Man I'm gonna love driving in Mexico when I get better. I already got informed by the embassy here how to get my Mexican license.

BTW Seth, at the fair I saw a beautiful classic SS 350 Camaro. I can't wait to get my hands on my brother in law's 69 Camaro. The original 327 got stolen at school years ago. The new engine will be a 350 or 427, I'm hoping 427 but we have camel hump heads and I think they are only for 327 & 350s.  

I wish they had no speed limit on their highways, I think many more Americans would visit C.C. and also Copper Canyon, due to shorter travel time. Mexican airline fares are outrageous.

http://www.coppercanyon-mexico.com/

I miss the German autobahn.  



   

762

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Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #7 on: April 26, 2004, 02:11:10 pm »
So did the 15 bucks cover the ticket or the bribe?

JMM

  • Guest
Re: The best speeding ticket ever!
« Reply #8 on: April 26, 2004, 02:47:07 pm »
It was an official ticket. The Federales were actually professional about it. I do not believe in bribes even though that border agent pendejo at the border made me give him 43 bucks for my visitor's permit when I had not only ALL of the documents required, but also my old permit issued by the consulate of Austin.  I wanted to say "duh, I know my stuff!"

The crazy thing was the Federales letting me drive the car away! Officer Mats would have had no choice but to have someone else drive or have the car towed (if I was driving alone) after giving me my ticket, and that's only if he did not arrest me on the spot! Strange country Mexico is.

BTW, get this, you get a ticket in Mexico and guess what the fluckers do? Send a copy your local DPS, that means higher insurance rates! I will not show up on any U.S. DPS database as he dropped the no D.L. and put the speeding ticket in Vicky's name, and she wasn't even driving! What a country!