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You didn't know about the three sea shells?

Whatever the case may be, we're gonna be in the market for a new vehicle for her. She's done with Ford for now. Hell, she even wants me to sell my stock and cancel my Mustang Club of America membership!

Feel free. It's still up at Ditschman. She's been in a loaner since Friday when the transmission fluid pump "accidently" decided to go. Tack on $1,700 to the bill.

All work on the vehicle has been performed by the original dealer. We've been treated well by them over the years. It's Ford corporate that my wife is on the war path with right now. Our 2006 Explorer went 220k miles with a steering rack replacement being the only non-maintenance item that needed professional attention.

If you haven't seen the Ken Burns film, you should.

http://www.agcoauto.com/content/news/p2_articleid/220

The FLW exhibit that they had in there a few years ago was awesome. The art of the motorcycle installation in the Venetian years ago was pretty rad. Gehry designed that.

No clue. Neither one of us drives that vehicle like it's a rented mule.

So shit breaks perfectly square like that?

@1LtCAP and other mechanics, I pose the question to you. 2016 Ford Explorer with EcoBoost motor, 75K miles, original owner. Explorer Flywheel.pdf

That's how "they" see "us."

https://www.ramforumz.com/

Snowflake.

Yeah, it has one and it does help. I haven't tried to parallel park it yet though. That was super easy to do with the Wrangler.

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My biggest adjustment was getting used to the larger turning radius. Also, I have yet to try to parallel park the thing.

Buying more ammo this weekend.

Just bought a Certified Pre-Owned '16 Sport 1500 February 1st after my 2003 Wrangler couldn't be saved. Had 50K miles on it. Lots of guys around here swear by them. It's a quad cab / short bed with the Hemi. Fun, sharp-looking truck. Way different from the Jeep.

Just take a ride through Camden with a briefcase full of cash and I'm sure you'll find one.

Um, not where I live. You should probably move.

Sorry, Adam, but the hard top went with the Jeep. It was the green Rubicon with the grey top that I drove to your old place to pick up the Shelby commemorative plate.

No, she needed too much work, so we donated her rusty remains to Cars for Kids. This is everything that is left, except for a hart top hoist that I will find a home for in the spring. 17 years and 185K miles. Lots of good memories.

I'm going to list this stuff elsewhere this weekend if there are no takers here.

The Clintons traced you to your zip code.