Speeder blames his ‘muscle’ car impounded for the second time: BCHP - CityNews Vancouver
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A man caught speeding by BC Highway Patrol (BCHP) has had his muscle car impounded for the second time.
The driver blamed his Dodge Challenger Hemi R/T for getting two excessive speed impounds from BCHP – in two different parts of BC.
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