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I dunno. As I recall there are a couple around here, for the old steam locomotive tracks (still operating), and at least one for water.

Let's do it. But you have to bring the tunnel.

Sorry, no scraper or dozer here. Yet anyway.

Much too close for my liking, but not intolerable. Closest house is only about a quarter mile away, but hidden from view by trees. Of course, I can drive to within 60 feet or so (property line) of where the good looking wife sunbathes. Also to the southwest is the next closest, which is...

Sure. Just don't run into or over anything of mine.

Okay, I was thinking where people are civilized, regardless of how the critters behave.

No, we don't lock things around here, but that could be because we do live in actual civilization.

Well, duh. They're taking advantage of the time periods when solar and wind are at their peaks.

Better yet, keep the bottom of the car clean, and your hands won't get dirty when working on it. Also, save the beer for after the job's done, Then there's no need to take a leak halfway through.

Me, not so much. I've sailed through a stop sign when early ABS wouldn't slow the pickup down (uneven surface). I also went for an interesting ride down a shale hill with a Range Rover when it refused to lock the brakes. Sold my '13 Golf R after finding out that it would barely brake on hard...

Umm, the ABS, TPMS, and backup camera are as far as I know.

Wish we had a well, but even if we did, the water on this side of the river is usually as hard as what we get from the little water district. Here the wells are some 500 to 1,200 feet deep, and on the other side of the river, nice soft water comes out of the ground by itself in numerous places...

Fight or flight?

Kinda like a female Elvis?

If your tow vehicle is a dually, you'll have matching fenders. That must be worth something. Now, on a Charger I actually prefer the dually fenders. But then again, those didn't have anything to lose in the looks department.

It's like chat, but with pictures. It probably helps with finding people to do the job, since there's no need for them to speak any English now.

This has reminded me of something I read as a kid. Supposedly, in England they wash their hands before taking a leak, not afterwards. It ended it with "Depends on where you are the dirtiest", or something to that effect. I've seen many vehicles that are beyond spotless on top, but I wouldn't...

Bet you guys lock your cars, too. If that's a necessity, then the high insurance premiums make sense.

Don't worry. I keep the undercarriages clean. You know, the parts that actually gets you there and back. We don't go to car washes, or car shows, but we do drive our cars. Okay, the 'Cats don't get to play in rain and snow, but the rest does (except for her new GT4). Normally the rain and...

No. no, it hasn't been washed once a year. I bought it late summer of '18 and it has been washed once. About two years ago. And speaking of fuckin, this is what my girlfriend's TRX looks like since we haven't had any rain in months. And her new RS6 Avant doesn't look much better. Better, since...