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Depends on how badly you normally tailgate someone, I suppose.

Oh, that was her "old" Turbo S. The one she traded in on an ordered new one...which is the one that made it here before the ordered Redeye arrived. Then again, the Redeye was ordered two days later than the 911. But then again, again, they both did come from foreign countries.

That's not really an open trailer issue, but using a bumper pull, and/or one without a shield on the front. I have towed much more expensive cars on open trailers without any issues.

Looks to me like the shifter could be the same, but nothing underneath (except the transmission) is even remotely close. Maybe by "Trackhawk system" they meant being able to change the drive modes?

Darn it. You got me all enthused there, and I went on the site to look for wheels for a different application. Okay, I liked what I saw, but not that they sell 5-lug wheels to go on 6-lug vehicles. Oh well.

Check the weight. Some aftermarket stuff is heavy.

I may have been a tad optimistic that time. The Cherokee XJ I ended up driving (with good tires) needed 4WD and backing up a couple of times to get a run at it before reaching the road.

At least I gave it a fair try...before having to back into the ditch, to get the driveway passable for something more appropriate.

Nope. Wants me to log in.

Not even close. Guess you haven't looked under a Trackhawk. Yes, both are AWD systems, but that's about where the similarities end. The transfer case is about three times larger (by volume) than a 'Hawk's, and has low range. The front diff is roughly the same size as the rear one on the 'Hawk...

But still younger than you are?

Birthday?!? You already drive a 4-door. Didn't think you could get any older than that.

Initially, when only discussing the 'Hawk, they wanted me to take it to them. I said thanks, but no thanks. By the time it's tied down properly, driving 150 miles, then back to park the trailer, put the tow vehicle away, stash the tie-down stuff, etc. a whole day is gone. And, no, the longest...

Thanks, but we don't know for sure yet. The not so fine print explains that the checks won't be good until the cars are picked up. Kinda makes sense.

Well, so far, so good. Guess I'll have to mail the titles, and then wait for someone to pick the cars up.

Well, I had never seen one, either, before buying it. Was going to convert it to a flail mower, but that wouldn't have been practical for a one man operation the way the broom/mower is operated.

She was a bit large boned for my liking, but good looking and with big tits. Her petite roommate was the real looker, but she was a bit shy.

Would you believe "washing tunnels"? And since it's very well equipped (front and rear PTOs and hydraulics, for example, it can do a lot. Also, its optional crawler gears allows it to travel a whopping 187 feet per hour, floored. It's a great little machine, really, which is why I'm getting...

The only reason I sorta like them is that a neighbor who liked to sunbathe topless had one.

It's something everybody should own, at least once in their life. Thanks, that's Velvet Red. We have a few miles of ditches, so getting rid of the Kia would be easy. But it would probably be better to dig a new hole with the backhoe than to plug an irrigation ditch with foreign material.