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I went to the Talladega Super Speedway this past weekend and camped in the infield. For security reasons the Alabama State Police was checking for illegal drugs, guns & explosives, etc prior to letting you in the infield. There were two officers on each side of my truck with mirrors on a pole and they were inspecting the underside of my truck. The officer on the passenger side paused about half way back and called his buddy on the other side of the truck to come over and look. They both focused on the V3 and then traced the hoses as far as they could. Then they asked me to step out of the truck. They started questioning me about the V3 and they asked me to pop the hood. “What is that thing do?” “Where do those hoses go?” “You are using what for fuel?” The only thing I could show them under the hood was the yellow wire, the heater hose T’s and the drivers side rear fuel line elbow. I showed them the hoses on the tank and proceeded to tell them the Vegistroke story. They sniffed my tail pipe and were grinning from ear to ear when I was done. They were impressed with the system so I gave them the web site address and told them about the VegiRam because they both drove Dodges. They cleared me to go in the infield and when I looked back there were 20 campers waiting to get cleared. The officers and I were grinning from ear to ear and the line of campers behind me were not so happy.
I went to the Talladega Super Speedway this past weekend and camped in the infield. For security reasons the Alabama State Police was checking for illegal drugs, guns & explosives, etc prior to letting you in the infield. There were two officers on each side of my truck with mirrors on a pole and they were inspecting the underside of my truck. The officer on the passenger side paused about half way back and called his buddy on the other side of the truck to come over and look. They both focused on the V3 and then traced the hoses as far as they could. Then they asked me to step out of the truck. They started questioning me about the V3 and they asked me to pop the hood. “What is that thing do?” “Where do those hoses go?” “You are using what for fuel?” The only thing I could show them under the hood was the yellow wire, the heater hose T’s and the drivers side rear fuel line elbow. I showed them the hoses on the tank and proceeded to tell them the Vegistroke story. They sniffed my tail pipe and were grinning from ear to ear when I was done. They were impressed with the system so I gave them the web site address and told them about the VegiRam because they both drove Dodges. They cleared me to go in the infield and when I looked back there were 20 campers waiting to get cleared. The officers and I were grinning from ear to ear and the line of campers behind me were not so happy.
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