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Hey, you need really good brakes going down that road.

Alright, if I do end up there again, I'll let you know. I'd love to get a ride on that road in a fun car. Have driven it hundreds of times, but always in something 4WD, Plus, it'd be great to meet you in person...even though you'd likely throw me out after 1/3 of the distance.

If I ever have to sneak in there (CA) again, I may take you up on that offer. Last time it was in the cover of darkness and on less than secondary roads, but I did get in and out of Big Bear without getting caught. That was with a 3500 with a flatbed (has to stop at scales) and a 25K GVWR...

Oh yeah? So just because I don't have any (recent) tickets (yet) you are discriminating against me?!? I'm sending a letter to Maxine Waters as soon as I finish typing this. Jeez.

As mentioned, I generally travel alone. I also wouldn't put her in the back seat, but next to me, so no need for any extra doors. The one thing with modern cars, though, is that the shifter generally isn't conducive to be part of the fun.

Alright, I could do with one seat for the very most part, but what do you have against four doors??

It'll work, I looked into it. May need an "extension cord", or not, and the console for a 1500 and a shifter from (probably) just about any 8-speed. I looked at Jeep ones.

I still hate mine. Six years later I still reach for a real shifter on the column. My fault for not having swapped it out for a floor shifter by now.

Hickster, I also snagged my boss' girlfriend once. Nope, didn't get fired. On the other hand, there were a few other times when I thought "No, I better not". In retrospect I regret those decisions. Really, what's the worst that could've happened? After all, I once got evicted for not doing the...

Worked up the courage to look at the photos again, before dinner no less. Looks like they borrowed the rear window from the Toyota FJ 55.

As in Barracuda? No, wait those didn't come with lots of doors. Never mind.

Say it isn't so! I'm already questioning the wisdom in selling my '20.

But, but...the focus group said that it looks just like a Jeep.

Now I really like the looks of my 'Hawk.

That's the whole purpose of selective breeding: improvement.