No good, I've owned too many allroads (I've owned one allroad).

This assumes, of course, that your Makerbot 5G works at all.

Meanwhile in Europe:

meanwhile in Europe...

Neil Young beat you to it with his Lincvolt. I've thought that if I had the time and resources my XJ6 would make a great EV.

Back when I had a mundane job I ran a supply company for overseas to Japan & China, our Hyster boxcar specials could lift 3,200 kg easily & we could load 9,160kg triple stacks of 2x8 20' SPF by lifting one end of the load & pushing them into the containers. The guy had been sleeping in our lot with an empty 40', when…

nothing new for jeep

I pulled a stuck transport truck (with 53' trailer!) out of a snowy loading dock with my '00 Durango. That was the only time that Durango did anything right without actually breaking.

Obligatory.

The torque multiplication you get in low range is huge. Most trucks that size with low range could do the same thing without even blowing anything up in the drivetrain. Still, if it's your 4X4 truck pulling all that broken-down weight it's going to make you feel as manly as Chuck Norris after simultaneously beating…

Well explained!

I actually kept my long since expired member card to Costco just so I can get in and get a pizza to go! I've been doing that for years now.

Pictured below- DualLiner spokesman Buzz Killington.

But this doesn't even sound like a bedlining issue. This is more of a suspension thing. But its still nice that they'd provide this info.

DualLiner - the Buzz Killington of the bed liner market.

You Americans are mispronouncing Citroën, SEAT, Renault, Koenigsegg, ZIL, Porsche, and probably Lancia. Even Volkswagen.

If it makes you feel any better, I went home last night and watched speed zone because of your comment

I imagine they owner has 2 sets of wheels/tires and those pictures were taken at different times. Thus the "If bidding on this No Reserve Suzuki makes it to $5000 the seller will include the propane tanks essential to operate the vehicle, larger off-road tires and a GPS."

Wondering if this happens anywhere else:

I have a more direct approach.