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I had a really clean low mileage 2001 when I moved here. Got tired of it and bought a Ram 1500. That was six years ago, and now I miss the XJ. Anyway, they're still around in this neck of the woods. Although I found mine in Los Angeles.

Yeah, I think the Jeep Cherokee XJ was about the only one that stayed truly useful, outside of the mall parking lots.

No, the SUV term didn't appear until after the Utility part was gone.

Meanwhile, my girlfriend refers to her Ram 3500 crew cab long bed as a car. A car that can pull her horse trailer, but still.

Yep, got it. And responded. Now I have to figure out how to find that PM...or you need to find my response.

There's hope. Battlebots is apparently starting again, soon. Unless it's reruns.

I have been thinking about making a smaller opening, just enough to reach a Stahlbus or similar valve, and one for a stationary hose. Or maybe secure at least the right side of all that plastic with Dzus fasteners.

The only logical reason I can see for these uber frequent oil changes is to get people into the service departments, and then try to up sell. Of course, they do make some sense if not driving a vehicle long enough to get the fluids warm. And maybe FCA has seen posts where people start their...

Buying several cars, and more importantly, not selling enough of them, does not make you rich. Trust me, it doesn't work that way.

Not all, MaxCarnage. Five of them are my girlfriend's, plus two tractors, two utility vehicles, and a little dump truck. The rest are mine. Unfortunately, "the rest" is many more than she has. And three of the five 6-monthers are mine. Thankfully she takes her Porsches and Ram 3500 to the...

Yeah, it's definitely a self induced problem. And it's not too many, it's way too many.

I sent you a PM, but what I need from you is the cost of shipping so I can pay you, and you'll need my address.

I won't win, and never expected to. But come August when it's 387 degrees, it's the photo of the little red wagon in the snow you'll be looking for.

As I recall, that "truck" nonsense started when they could skate by some emission requirements by calling the little 'wagons "trucks". In real life it's easy: Trucks you put things on, cars and vans you put things in.

Easy for you to say. Having five vehicles that technically should have a 6-month change, it would get old real quick. Besides, I have other vehicles that really would appreciate an oil change every now and then.

Thank you, kccat! Please PM me the details.

Funny how that works. My 'Cat and 'Hawk are plenty loud, at all times. Meanwhile, to get my girlfriend's equivalents to be even closely as loud, they need to be in Sport mode or above.

Bought diesel today for $1.95, delivered. Yes red, but still.

You need to add another 428 miles and be able to stomp on it!

Umm, have you really been around, and at shooting age, since the late 1800s??? If so, you better not get that dang virus.