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It's about the only way I can do it. That one's too wide and heavy for the lift.

Laundry?? You can still by new clothes around here.

Thanks, drag racer. That's my little crane (8,000 lbs. max) which is why I didn't use the hook at the end but an attachment closer to the base. If I really need to lift stuff I also have a rotator that's good for 10 tons. Or 4.5 Challengers if you will.

Is that the typical Florida citizen in a wheel chair or golf cart, or all traffic?

All but one of my cars have full coverage, and with high limits. But I don't need to pay the alligator or hurricane surcharges.

Damn! That's only about $150 less per month than I pay for five cars, an umbrella, and home insurance.

No. You'll have to find that hole yourself.

You sure can. As long as you don't mind drilling a hole for a 2-5/16" trailer ball in the roof.

Alright, dragged the new trailer home a few days ago. Now this one can go. Make me an offer, please.

Also, having only the bare minimum, which would be liability in most states, could save a bunch of money. Unless...the car isn't actually yours because there's a loan on it. Then it can get pricey.

I'm Durangoless now, and don't mind it one bit. I like my GT AWD a whole lot more than I did the Durango.

The only car that gets cleaned underneath is the 3500. It's also the only one subjected to Colorado's magnesium chloride.

You'd be surprised how accurate they can be in their observations. Played that game once during a CHP ride-along. He was rarely more than a mph off when turning on the radar for verification.

Hmm. For some reason I never pictured you as one of the greenies, Lize. But then again, I'm sure you're heavily influenced over there.

I don't mind getting it rained or snowed on, that makes them cleaner, but driving in the wet is different. Here's mine shortly after getting it, becoming cleansed. It was very dirty when I picked it up.

And then it'll automatically drink, right?

But do you have to lead a boat to water?

Sounds like you haven't looked into what insuring a horse costs, or vet bills. Besides, some horses are worth more than a couple of D170s.

I looked into Grundy and Hagerty a couple of years ago, but they were both more expensive than State Farm - except for one vehicle as I recall. And they wanted pretty much all or nothing.

Guess I'm spoiled from living in the Santa Monica Mts. and here. Where it's a few hours to Interstates and cities, but the twisties are all roads. It's just a matter of how sharp the curves are.