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Mobility controls Question

yourdeadwright · 2022-02-08 21:23:40

Im down a car due to an crash but the old man have a spare one he hasn't used in a fight years but it has mobility controls, You can still drive it normally im just wondering would the fact it has mobility controls effect my insurance? Would i need to remove them even though you can simply drive it normally anyway?

08-02-2022 9:23pm

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yourdeadwright

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Im down a car due to an crash but the old man have a spare one he hasn't used in a fight years but it has mobility controls,
You can still drive it normally im just wondering would the fact it has mobility controls effect my insurance? Would i need to remove them even though you can simply drive it normally anyway?

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#2 09-02-2022 3:47am

Esel

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One thing I can think of is that you can't have a knob on the steering wheel.
Best to ring around and ask.

Not your ornery onager

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