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crumple zones . . . they are lighter and better engineered. But have you tried to get an 8 track or cassette player today?

More s NO w on its way

Can't miss with any of the well known manufacturers. As to what calibre I always ask would you rather be hit by a baseball going 100mph (9mm) or a bowling ball going 65mph (.45) ...

We are supposed to get hit with another 10" tuesday and another week of sub zero temps, up to -9

slap on some leveling links, push the trunk back an inch, maybe some relays and ride it

we have a big smoker thats made from 1/4" steel. We use a sawzall and cut in half, wrap in chicken wire and cook hams to shoulders. smoke with apple wood and charcoal. . . Baste with lemon juice, apple juice, apple cider and vinegar.

Tires over 5 years old need replacing, don't care how they look.

Now does she have tips on rolling thongs??

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

And here I thought he was talkin about his wife

Thats no way to park

I thought you put them in the cd player

seeing you at MD workin on a second gen, knew it was commin

You know you've had enough when the engine compartment is packed with snow and the engine gives up.

did it and it works awesome

I kind of see the kit like a trailer, I thought it plugs in and can be removed like a trailer. Or try putting car plates on it and ride there. They can't have it both ways

Things I won't try since I have grown up, well a wee bit

I spent 3 years in the Army as an Infantry MP, we had some rough times and that taught me how much I loved and relied on my squad mates and my fellow soldiers. I in no way compare my experience with any seasoned combat veteran, only that I have some degree of understanding. I hunt with Brad Paulsen who received a Bronze Star for the fight in Somalia, and I can tell you that our soldiers go to hell and back in harms way. The rules of engagement are not fair and your split second decisions will last you a lifetime. I prey for all my fellow soldiers every day, can't take that out of me. To all that have served I salute you!

look in the members list

Nice, and were sittin in snow. Now I must go and rub my bike with some wax and a towel.

I have had 2 Dodge quad cab 1500's , I now have a Dodge crew cab 2500. Those have been gas and work very well, the 2500 pulls trailers MUCH better! not even a comparison so if in doubt go big here. They make single wheel 3500's and the difference is more than suspension and breaks, heaver = lower gas mileage no matter what engine. The Crew cab has the most leg room and you can take a trip with full sized people, no problems. The quad cab can get cramped, all the manufacturers have crew cabs. I would suggest the crew hands down. I have had 2 wheel drive trucks and I will not buy anything but 4 wheel drive. My reasons are hunting, boating and winter snow. It is awesome when you need it, and you will need it. It depends on how much and how often you will pull your trailer. Many gas engines will do fine but eat gas. On the other side if it is infrequent the trade off might be worth sticking to gas. Happy hunting and pictures

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Yeah Bobby, I'm takin a pass on riding in the 2" , butt I have self diagnosed as having a serious case of winter blahas. I spent most the day plowing for my father-in-law. I might go out and rub the bike a few more times just to say I loves you. . .

I don't think you are that far from Dingy

Thoughts and prayers