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Yes, it is. It's not a 4-door.

Yeah, I had a feeling it wouldn't be all that simple. But every time I visited England (SW of London) I kept thinking how fun it would be to try driving the Pete there. Of course, I thrive on challenges. Kudos to you for thinking about getting a tractor just to drive! They are fun.

Ah, you of little faith. The Pete is registered and insured as an RV, and the trailer as a "trailer coach", as they called it in California. In other words, no need for any special license. Besides, the trailer is only 13 inches longer than that Sightseer, and is rated to pull 63,000 lbs...

I'm obviously completely out of the loop here. Maybe because I've never watched much TV...even after I finally got one. And it was free.

Not familiar with that one. Is Jimmy's going-four-wheeling truck close enough?

The last time I went (could go) to traffic school, I did a burnout in the parking lot when we were let out for lunch. Still passed.

My RV happens to be for sale. It's left hand drive, though. Not that it really matters. You could run into a lot of stuff without hurting it. And there's room for a small vehicle in the back.

At about $40 to $50 per month for the 6.2 powered vehicles, it would take a lot more than 10% off for me to succumb to having Big Brother ride along. Now, if they offered to pay me $50/mo. to keep them insured, I might do it - if I get to pick which vehicle the snooping device would go on.

It should be available. So far I've only seen it used on a tow truck forum.

That's one reason I fled one. But a minor reason.

I've gone through some rough times, too. Heck, we sold two 6.2s recently. Still, we're not so downtrodden that we've had to resort to Furds. And more importantly, we still have four 6.2s. Life is good.

Didn't he also say that the Jeep was America's only true sports car? That kind of explains why I've had so many Jeeps. And the real kind, with flat fenders and when doors were optional. Yes, no doors is even better than two doors.

Damn! Talk about putting me on the spot there, ChargerChallenger. Let's see, a taxi or a Furd? This is where it'd be great if two wrongs made a right. But it could be worse...a 4-door Furd. Did I ever mention how much I like my Challenger?

Two doors for the price of four? Can't really go wrong with that...no matter what the cost.

I'll have a better answer to the original question when/if I grow up.

You'll be fine. As long as you have AAA Platinum card.

Oh, so it wasn't you that removed "sh!t" from the end of yours??

Not to worry. Managed to triple the mileage on it yesterday, so not it's at 29. Our road goes down to a lake about 10 miles away, and that makes for a perfect leisurely trip making the gears warm. Then let them cool off at home, and repeat once or twice a day until the gears are broken in...

Picked it up yesterday.

Found out that mine got to the dealer last night, so tomorrow it's road trip time.