Why didn't you use the Dodge B300 van as the tow vehicle ?INVUJerry wrote: ↑Sun Jun 17, 2018 11:08 am2 weeks ago I sold my white/blue RT. The new owner lives in Wisconsin and I ended up meeting him in Ohio to sell it. Had a hell of a time coming home. We had one axle let go in Ohio, got to the point where I was going 40 in a 70 with my flashers on until we got to the next autozone that had an axle. We ended up staying the night just inside PA. Next morning we were heading back and needed to change the driver side axle. A good friend drove 100 miles from Ohio into PA to bring me and my wife one so we could finish our drive home. What a hellacious weekend.
Today I’m getting Lane Holt’s favorite station wagon out from under my barn’s awning. Taking off work tomorrow so I can go get it aligned at Blair’s shop. Hopefully it has no issues and I’ll go to the n2k18 meet in Virginia this weekend.
Here’s to hoping.
Besides, why screw up an opportunity for future adventure.
Probably shouldn't listen to anything your penis says, that guy's a dick.
Too much time spent here is a sign of a bad case of Ownaneonvirus.Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
Probably shouldn't listen to anything your penis says, that guy's a dick.
Too much time spent here is a sign of a bad case of Ownaneonvirus.Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
Must be a latitude thing because MA is the same way. Then again, in MA, it's pretty rare to see someone doing less than 80. Even when all the assholes from NY and CT come to Cape Cod for vacation, they all go like hell too.
Probably shouldn't listen to anything your penis says, that guy's a dick.
Too much time spent here is a sign of a bad case of Ownaneonvirus.Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
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Probably shouldn't listen to anything your penis says, that guy's a dick.
Too much time spent here is a sign of a bad case of Ownaneonvirus.Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
It really improved my Facebook news feed We were never friends, you’re just the one who got butthurt
I’m assuming because it’s still a very American brand is how. Either way, I don’t mind it.Midnight_Rider wrote: ↑Fri Jun 29, 2018 1:14 am"Domestic,,, Not Domesticated" Dodge commercials- considering that all Dodge products are made either in Canada or Mexico (since the Dart was discontinued), there are no "domestic" Dodge products. They are all imported. How has FCA managed to escape being accused of false advertising?
Hondas and Toyotas are built in the USAMidnight_Rider wrote: ↑Fri Jun 29, 2018 1:14 am"Domestic ,,, Not Domesticated" Dodge commercials - considering that all Dodge products are made either in Canada or Mexico (since the Dart was discontinued),
there are no "domestic" Dodge products. They are all imported. How has FCA managed to escape being accused of false advertising?
But you wouldn't catch me dead buying one.Apparently, your real issue has nothing to do with where the cars are built.
Everyone knows that, no matter what could have been done with the Dart, you didn't like it from the get-go so that is a moot point. I wouldn't buy anything that isn't a Mopar product due to my family's history with Chrysler. Sadly, with FCA's current management, this leaves the only choices being either a Ram pickup (no thanks) or a few Jeep models (nothing there either). Good thing that I'm not in the market for a new vehicle.theColonel wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 11:59 amApparently, your real issue has nothing to do with where the cars are built.
Most people found FCA's Dog Dart an overpriced, inferior product
Your family's history with Chrysler ended when Daimler sold the company to the "vulture capital firm" Cerberus in 2007Midnight_Rider wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 1:50 pmI wouldn't buy anything that isn't a Mopar product due to my family's history with Chrysler. Sadly, with FCA's current management, this leaves the only choices being either a Ram pickup (no thanks)theColonel wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 11:59 amApparently, your real issue has nothing to do with where the cars are built.
Most people found FCA's Dog Dart an overpriced, inferior product
or a few Jeep models (nothing there either). Good thing that I'm not in the market for a new vehicle.
Excuse me? My mother is still receiving benefits that my late father earned by working 38 years for Chrysler. Hence, FCA's health is greatly important to my family. Going forward, I would suggest you not comment on things that you don't know about.theColonel wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 10:42 pmYour family's history with Chrysler ended when Daimler sold the company to the "vulture capital firm" Cerberus in 2007.
Hopefully for your mother's sake, the fund is not accessable by FCA, or any other entity that owns the Chrysler branded stuff.Midnight_Rider wrote: ↑Sun Jul 01, 2018 2:41 amMy mother is still receiving benefits that my late father earned by working 38 years for Chrysler. Hence, FCA's health is greatly important to my family. Going forward, I would suggest you not comment on things that you don't know about.
Probably shouldn't listen to anything your penis says, that guy's a dick.
Too much time spent here is a sign of a bad case of Ownaneonvirus.Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
esteinmaier wrote: We all know that an SRT4 wing is the Chuck Norris of car parts.
occasional demons wrote: Dude, your neon is all the sex you'll ever need!
When I was working for AMAX we had a "defined benefit" retirement. Sometime during the final years the company removed the "excess funds" andoccasional demons wrote: ↑Mon Jul 02, 2018 11:19 amHopefully for your mother's sake, the fund is not accessable by FCA, or any other entity that owns the Chrysler branded stuff.
While my employer contributes to my "Retirement" plan, they cannot access it. Which is a good thing considering my company has just changed hands. They could stop funding the plan, or dissolve their relationship with said Fund, but it would just transfer to my personal account if that happened. No different than if I retire early, quit or get dismissed in some way shape or form.
So glad the days of an employer being able to access retirement funds are about gone. Well unless current administation fucks that up too.
