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I do not want to know why you know that about your uncle.

I always suspected that rats have poor taste.

One thing I really disliked about the Trackhawk was its yellow calipers. If at least they'd been red, they would've somewhat matched the car. Thankfully, on the Challenger there were optional gray calipers. At $500 it wasn't a cheap option, but at least they aren't visually prominent, so worth...

"When you're strange, no one remembers your name..." But forum rules dictated that I put something in there.

For me it always seemed more likely to be a hospital visit experience. Never happened, but rightfully should have. Often.

No habla ape.

Nothing wrong with fewer taxis on the roads. And I already have a Challenger, so...

Isn't that one called "TRX"?

I've noticed that the sun tends to rise in the east, too. Some things are almost too predictable.

So not as eastern European as I thought.

Mine would be, too, if it was "2fast4me".

Well, the title says "handle", not a multitude of them, like on a taxi.

You'd have to ask my parents about that one.

I could tow one of those about 750 miles, if using the little 18-foot gooseneck behind the Ram 3500. That's with getting around 10 mpg, by the way. A 15-minute fuel stop later, I'd be good to go for another 750 miles.

With a 4-link and coil overs, not as hard as you'd think.

Wheels are much easier to change/get rid of.

Hey, 2.25 seconds to 60 isn't bad. You said you had two on order right, ChargerChallenger?

I didn't. But some 20 years later, when just about every friggin' wheel is black, I had my fill. And then some.

Hey, the only way I could make an EV work for me is by installing a wind turbine on top of it. Unfortunately I know too much about losses when transforming energy from one form to another to even give it a try. But since we don't have any overpasses here, it could work in (someone's) theory.

Thanks, but no thanks. I have no interest in Furds (never had enough tools or patience to own one), and even less in vehicles that require batteries. Guess I got the latter out of my system as a kid.