Thanks! It's Bright Red (EP), and the original paint! Quite something to find here in Canada haha!

Sadly, it just have torque.

24 MPG highway with mine (cammed, headed with 3.73 gears). Foxbody > CRX.

Here's my 1992 :)

Everybody loves Fox. They ride harsh, they rattle, they don't have a the best handling stock-wise... But it's part of the charm. I can cruise through main street traffic at 15 MPH, with the rumbling of my F303 and Flowmasters and have way more fun than you'll have with your Civic at 100 MPH.

Well it might explain the reason.

They have a rough ride, they rattle, they handle like a freight train going down main street, but it's part of the 'old-school' muscle car charm. IMHO, they're some of the last muscle car giving you that feeling.

Here in NA, Fords with 302/2.3 are everywhere, and genuine quality performance parts are cheap. Heck you can get a COMPLETE Vortech supercharger system for 2300$ BRAND NEW. So I vote Fox.

Luxury cars offering similar equipment, power and space as a Platinum/Limited F150 usually doesn't have a much better fuel economy.

I'd drive that road in reverse without touching a thing.

Never realized Alfa's interiors were so ugly/cheap looking.

The rear looks like what Cadillac would've probably been without Arts & Sciences.

*saved over 2500$/year by switching the shops's two 3500s Rams to two 3500s Duramax.

Ever worked with a fleet of 3500 Rams? While the engine is a little wonder, my boss saved over 2500$/year in brakes & front-end maintenance. We used them to haul RVs from the Keystone RV plant in Indiana to NB, Canada.

Well keep it away from our Canada then! We have enough problems with the snow...

And that's the top-of-the-line SRT10 trim... Some looked worse.

There's a mint one in the same color driving around town (quite rare to see 'normal car' of that era in good shape in eastern Canada). They look awesome IMO.

Heck, you could also get them in brown with simulated woody panels!

That shifter makes the one in my Ranger looks stylish & sporty.

It doesn't just looks like, it is. As much as the Sebring/Avenger were the butt of jokes, pre-2009 Ram had a worse interior.

Those were basically a Ranger, so it's not that surprising. 302/351 fits quite well in them...