Mike

Nope, we haven't made any kinds of deals with the devil. You'll *NEVER* see pop up ads on our site. Never never never never.... I wouldn't think a used car salesman would go that low... well... maybe.

Man, now I'm missin BambiKillers legal advice. Carl, why haven't you chimed in on this one?

Yea baby..... Check out the Redneck Rollercoaster. http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=13724

Looks like he has plenty of bad feedback dating back a long time... anyone who buys from this guy is not very intelligent.

That guy on Ebay is selling absolute crap and he calls it perfect. He needs some really bad feedback to keep people from buying ....

Just make sure you don't have it turned on when you're pulled over on the way to club those baby seals.

Hi Z-ya... it's part of our forum software.

Ok, I'd like to challenge your "correct information" Which states? Perhaps he lives in a state that it is legal? Did you research this? Could you please define "even just barely" for the court to understand? How does one go about viewing video from the side? When I look at a monitor from the side, I simply see a piece of plastic. Are we talking 10 degrees from a direct right angle? Which states allow 10 degrees and which ones allow 20 degrees? Most systems I have seen are equipped with a preventitive measure that will not allow a driver to watch movies while driving. It is connected to the parking brake indicator. Ie: If the parking brake is engaged, the driver can view a movie. If the parking is dis-engaged, the movie mode cannot be used. Last time I checked into this (about a year ago), Oregon allowed a system like this to be installed in plain view. So, just because it appears that a driver could watch a move while sitting still, they cannot actually perform the action while driving. Well, we all know cops CAN issue citations for just about anything. But, it's all a matter of how much paperwork they are willing to deal with. Anyway, sorry for the rambling and picking on you Carl (you're just such an easy target!). But, I just hate to see legal info given out on my site. Bad legal advice is just as bad as telling someone to jump off a bridge. And we've all heard that one before.... "Would you jump off a bridge if someone told you to do it?!" I do have a point with all of this. A site like this should not be the basis for actions in the real world. Take everything from here knowing the information you recieve COULD be lacking some details which may cause even more problems. Just for the record, I actually AGREE with Carl. I don't believe watching DVD movies while driving is a good idea. That is just common sense. However, it is your car and imagination that put together such a wonderful electronic package. Go with it. Just know that it only takes a second to kill yourself and others around you. I say, drive for the fun of driving. I think this thread is officially stolen. hehe... sorry guys