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Exactly why I'm selling my old one. 14 feet was fine for the Jeep, but a Challenger requires 20 feet.

Sounds more like a Florida problem than a GM problem. I bet my FCA/Stellantis vehicles would rust, too, if I lived in a swamp. Then again, rust would be among the least of my worries with all the gators and snakes around.

Don't you pick on my Unimogs!

I have had extremely good luck with GM vehicles. Then again, I never did buy any GM shit, just good ones.

Either way, it's not really the speed that matters, but the rate of deceleration.

If I wasn't so anti-motorhome it would be very tempting. Either way, two toy haulers are really enough, and I'm hoping to sell one of them, not add any more vehicles.

I don't know about driving a big truck like a quad cab, but when a "Porsche" 914 hit my Peterbilt the result was $19 worth of damage for lug nut covers and a hub cab. For all I know that "Porsche" was totaled. I know the driver should have been.

A 4-door, And a Furd. And black. If that doesn't qualify as child abuse I don't know what would.

She's fine, and one less Furd on the roads. It doesn't get much better than that.

At about $50 per month for insurance, I have no incentive whatsoever to have them monitor my driving habits. And like 16GoManGo, if they knew...I'd be looking for insurance elsewhere. Which could be tricky if other companies find out why I ended up cancelled.

Apparently the Ottawa police chief has had enough of the nonsense and resigned.

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In their mind, it would probably help ease the driver shortage...somehow.

Congratulations on finally getting yours. I'm sure you'll like it.

Someone in Canada was interviewed on TV last night, obviously not pleased with the truckers. So like the politicians, he wants the trucks removed. His suggestion (also somewhat like a typical politician's thinking) was to slash their tires. You can't fix stupid.

I'm surprised that you can't find a tranny in Florida. Have you tried West Hollywood or San Francisco?

Nope. More wiring than in the handsome Challenger. Sorry.

That the batteries in Charger fobs don't last as long as those in a Challenger. For obvious reasons.

I'll send out the roof sign and checkered tape ASAP.

What I did today (actually over a month ago) was to not take the insurance coverage off of the Challenger for this winter. With any luck that'll mean we'll actually get some snow. It kinda seems to have worked as the weather guessers are now predicting 12 to 40 inches for the next couple of days.