So, this guy had a bit of ground and lots of trees to give him privacy from the neighbors. For years he collected old cars, and nobody much cared. Now the township is enforcing an ordinance forbidding keeping unregistered cars outside of a garage. (They probably nailed him using satellite photos.) He started with 216 cars in June and is under a court order to sell 20 a month:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/clas...is-property-every-month/ar-AAs9snb?ocid=ientp
The cars don't appear to be junk. They appear to be in reasonable condition for their age, but the township, like most in America, have limited the freedom of property owners to keep old cars as collectables, for parts or whatever. I didn't see any G-bodies in the pictures, but someone could get a good deal on something. Here is one link:
https://annarbor.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-saab-900s-16valve/6257889694.html
If you want to collect older cars and not register them and pay insurance to corporate America, don't move to Northfield Township, Michigan, or most other municipalities in the U.S. Generally the Western states in the U.S. (but not on the coast), are much freer than others. However, it would be a real b*tch to move somewhere to get away from this, and then have them change the ordinances.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/clas...is-property-every-month/ar-AAs9snb?ocid=ientp
The cars don't appear to be junk. They appear to be in reasonable condition for their age, but the township, like most in America, have limited the freedom of property owners to keep old cars as collectables, for parts or whatever. I didn't see any G-bodies in the pictures, but someone could get a good deal on something. Here is one link:
https://annarbor.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-saab-900s-16valve/6257889694.html
If you want to collect older cars and not register them and pay insurance to corporate America, don't move to Northfield Township, Michigan, or most other municipalities in the U.S. Generally the Western states in the U.S. (but not on the coast), are much freer than others. However, it would be a real b*tch to move somewhere to get away from this, and then have them change the ordinances.
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