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I recall seeing someone using Trackhawk tips. I'll be going the opposite direction, as a nice member here sold me a set of Challenger tips that I'll put on the 'Hawk. Once that happens I'll have a better idea of how interchangeable they are.

Does that mean you're in the market for a goat now?

Meh. My 10' mower is faster, and requires less maintenance.

That does sound more normal, and appealing, Hunter.

I fully understand the cutting part, and/or spraying. I do a lot of that. It's the eating it that puzzles me.

Alright, now you got my attention. I know you eat crawfish (which is good) and stuff, but grass and weeds?!?

At airports they have taxiways and runways. The automotive equivalent is Chargers and Challengers.

Pockets full of red keys?

That's an unfair comparison since the Charger has too many windows.

Hmm. I'll have to figure out where my A/C button is. Then pretend I'm in Florida or Mississippi, turn it on and see what happens.

Does anyone here live where A/C would be useful?!? Well except for Hickster, Hunter, and a few others.

Can I get 24,71 mph in my Redeye? No, I sure can't (if for no other reason because I only have Hellcat), but my girlfriend could. She sure doesn't drive slowly, but her excuse was "I got stuck behind slow traffic". That means they were going less than 80 on a road that's mostly 55.

Obviously it was simply irresistible. How could I not post that?? Besides, most getaway cars are traditionally 4-doors, so it does make some sense that the stragglers picked those over, say, a Nissan Juke.

It takes energy to make a tire bounce, so the smoother it rolls the less power you waste. Not that I've tried, but an inner tube could probably be road force balanced, if there's enough pressure in it.

Man, they must've been desperate.

Thankfully, they don't seem to like it around here. Not humid enough, maybe, and definitely not warm enough. But it could also be that they plan for the future, preferring instead places like Florida where the elderly are well established. Besides, this is a golf course free zone (no sand for...

You're gonna hate this, Hiccupster, but there's no sand around here. Lubriderm? Yeah, when it won't go above 20% in the house in the winter, I do sometimes use it. Meanwhile, the Challenger enjoys not rusting away. And probably also that no poisonous snakes or alligators can puncture its tires...

Ah, a harpoon. Now that would be a good replacement for the ugly fish eye on the front of the 'Hawk. I'd use it for slow moving traffic, though, and have a quick release.

Dang, that sounds nearly as bad as my Trackhawk, which must have 300 lbs. worth of needless nannies. But at least it'll still spank an R/T.

So what you're saying is that you have a pretty lame pickup, not up to even R/T standards?