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Good riddance. Hope they don't destroy something or somebody in the process.

It's nice that you gave it its pacifier when leaving it parked.

In my case, I really want to know what speed I'm driving when going through towns and such. Then I do not exceed the limit. Out on the open roads it's a different matter. Not that I get much of a chance to check the speedometer, but it's almost irrelevant if I'm exceeding the limit by 100 or 130%.

Our cars have navigation?!? Although, I know mine has a speedometer, which comes in handy if wanting to know what speed I'm driving.

How do you know?

Yes, a 4-door is still a sedan whether it has a B-pillar or not. Without one it's a hardtop. Of course, then there are sedan deliveries, which I think were all 2-doors.

Sedans have such a rich history, so I can see why Magnified likes them. " "The word "sedan" was first used in 1636, according to Merriam-Webster. It originated from the Latin word sedere, which means "to sit". The word was originally used to describe a sedan chair, which was a type of litter...

If you must have a Charger, yes, I agree. They do look better with the dually fenders.

But only one is endorsed by the Taxi Drivers' Union.

With all that money you supposedly have, couldn't you afford to have your posts proofread and edited?

Hmm. How did the bank find out about our Cats?? Well, be that as it may. As long as the bank doesn't claim interest in the house, too. That'd be costly.

Yeah, I've been wanting to put the 'Cat's hood on the GT and see how much quicker it'd make it. Since they're both Granite it'd be an easy swap. Of course, the downside is that it'd probably balance out by making the Cat slower.

So what? I like it. And there's two of us and only one of him. Thankfully.

You'd think there wouldn't be either, with all the pythons slithering around.

Which is why it's "2nd", not "Second"?

What? The stock one didn't fit?

We're quite fortunate. Our Challengers have all come with painted hoods from the factory.

I've used those for decades now and always had good luck with them. I do carry an EM spare, but if at all possible I'll go for the plugs first. It's much quicker. Have fixed everything from a slashed sidewall (it took quite a few to seal up the 4" gash) to a small nail hole on a practically new...

You really should invest in a Safety Seal kit. And also get a set of the Slim plugs, they are a much better fit for small punctures.

She just told me that so far this month she's got very close to $7K in vet bills. Now, that includes one that had to be put down...but not here.