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WHAT’S NEXT FOR MICHIGAN HMV OWNERS?

ith time running out on his tenure as Michigan’s 48th governor, Republican Rick Snyder delivered a severe blow to private ownership of historic military vehicles (HMVs) in the state. On December 28, 2018, he vetoed a bill that would permit driving historic military vehicles on state roads. In announcing his decision to veto the legislation, Governor Snyder explained that military surplus vehicles were not manufactured for on-road use

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