Yes, we accept clients who want to bring their own vehicles for armoring, provided they meet the required criteria. Our used-vehicle armoring assessment evaluates structural integrity, chassis strength, age, mileage, and overall condition to determine whether a vehicle can be armored....
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Alpine Armoring has updated its policies regarding export licenses in accordance with regulations announced by the Department of Commerce on June 20, 2013. This means that an export license for some armored vehicles sold by Alpine Armoring may no longer be required....
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Driving armored cars is governed by state laws for armored vehicles, which vary by jurisdiction. In general, you don't need a special license for an armored car for personal use....
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At Alpine Armoring, we offer a straightforward payment plan: our customers pay a 50% deposit upon placing an order, with the remaining 50% due before shipping. These payment terms are standard for most of our customers buying armored vehicles....
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The Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) provides grant funding for law enforcement to enhance their capabilities and preparedness. The HSGP application process supports the development of core capabilities across the Prevention, Protection, Mitigation, Response, and Recovery mission areas....
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Yes, civilians are allowed to buy and own armored vehicles with no federal restrictions. These can be anything from armored SUVs and sedans to armored pickup trucks and other civilian bulletproof vehicles designed for diverse security needs....
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