Use a Mustang. There's not a lot of room for perps in the back, but who cares? Drop the front passenger seat completely and put them in through that side. Improve the suspension (especially with the 2015 with its IRS) and it can handle dirt roads, unpaved shoulders, and potholes with ease, and there's enough power…

If you're saying that as more of a "I wish we were planning for it distinctly/trying specifically for it" than a "I wish we weren't taking the risk", then, yeah, I definitely know what you mean, but if you guys are at a spot in life where you can take the chance and are prepared for what might happen, treasure it. …

It means ranged fire (artillery) or air support that's close enough to pose a threat to friendlies as well.

Here's something I'm genuinely curious about: If you could get the console of your preference (XBox One or PS4) with a 2TB hard drive installed, but it'd cost another $100, would you? That's a lot more to add to the base price of the console, but it's cheaper than buying a 2TB drive on its own.

Depends on what you're servicing, from the looks of it. It looks like everything's got a separate cover. If you're doing major work, yeah, it'd be a pain in the ass, but if you're just dropping in a new air filter and doing fluids, everything's clearly marked and neatly sectioned off.

What, sticking Ford bits in a Chrysler? Like I said, it's just because I'm very familiar with all the parts that'd be involved; if I actually do take on this project, I'd likely work with what's been proven already.

Mind if I ask what it is you do?

Interesting. I'd actually been considering a Coyote from Ford along with a Mustang transmission, just because I'm more familiar with that one already.

And if you were VERY obviously speeding, cop to it. Don't play stupid; the cop pulled you over for a reason, and he's MORE likely to give you a ticket if you're pretending you're innocent. I've gotten pulled over a few times for speeding, and when I have, I admit to it, but I always lowball by 5-10 MPH. Most of the…

I still want a Prowler. I mean, I know that in order to have a GOOD vehicle out of it I'd need to replace most of the mechanical bits, if not all, but dear god.... those lines. Worth it.

Really? Strange. The Moto X that my brother just got is made in the US, and yet, it didn't cost a penny more (off-contract, at that) than my phone, which was made overseas.

That's probably it, then; I know I'm near the tail end of my route.

Interesting. I've never had a problem with it and usually ship about a dozen packages a week for work by printing the labels and then just waiting for the UPS guy to show up and we make a trade.

I can only speak for UPS, but I know that if you're already getting something delivered, they'll do a pick-up for free; you don't even have to schedule it.

There's also Masterpiece Soundwave. The Takara version is more expensive and doesn't come with as many cassettes, but is far easier to find than the Toys R Us Exclusive Hasbro version. It's absolutely worth the price, though, and all of the G1 cassettes fit inside the new one just fine.

Oh, that one admittedly still bugs the hell out of me. The ship is actually properly scaled.... mostly (it's way longer than any shipping ship would be; it would have serious trouble navigating canals at its length). The issue isn't with Gipsy Danger being able to pick it up; it's with the fact that the ship doesn't…

Actually, they carefully figured everything out according to it.... then realized that while it would be completely realistic, fight scenes would be nothing but slow movement and grappling and decided to throw it out and just go with what you see in the movie, which I think is the best solution in this case. They…

Dunno about the floor, but I recently placed all but a select few lights at or below waist level in my room (where I spend 90% of my time) and it's significantly decreased my stress levels. I can still find everything just fine, and the few lights that I do have are recessed and pointed at the walls and angled…

It's not actually in MyFordTouch; it's the MyFord system that does your gauges. You should have three buttons; Info, Setup, Reset. Something like that. Dig through Setup to find the setting for gauge colors and timers.

It's not HID. There's actually a setting in the MyFord system that'll let you pick the delay. I've never had a single problem with it. I've got mine on a 10-second delay, but I always drive with my headlights on anyway, so that only applies to the gauge lights changing anyway.