Let me rephrase, because you are correct the aircraft itself is quite capable, it's just a massive crack pipe for the amount of coin we are spending on it.

What I find shocking is that our allies who agreed to buy this hunk of junk haven't all canceled their orders.

This scene single-handily turned an otherwise unremarkable movie into an awesome movie.

yeah, I'd say put some rubber or cork underneath but then were getting away from the concept entirely.

Don't you think you're supposed to leave it sealed in the can?

hahaha- "100% genuine silica sand, in alcantara wrapped burlap"

This is why god invented sand bags.

Andrew,

As an example, consider my last column about the Ferrari: I wrote about how I got a screw in the tire and I spent more than $120 at the dealer to patch it, because a service record from a "third-party" tire store would be detrimental to the car's value. Well, dozens of readers latched on to this and responded with…

The automotive world needs more luxury bench seats. GM embrace what the Escalade is, a modern land yacht. Bring back the bench seat.

This thing is bonkers big as is.

The legendary M-35 duece and a half is the obvious answer. Tons on ebay for all sorts of prices. Legendary reliability and easy parts - heres one for $7,000

Truth, I'd rather have the SUV version as well. I feel less bad trimming fenders on this Frankenstein however.

Always wanted a lifted escalade. This needs some beadlock wheels larger tires and some trimmed fenders. Otherwise I like.

Should have added Cat D6N Bulldozer. They drove these all the way across Antarctica towing RV trailers on skis.

I get that land rover deal, but if that's what ford is going for please black out the C pillar as well.

haha, fair enough. I'm not much better as a native Californian.

Do snow tires do any good once you chain up? Also can you put chains on mud tires? I feel like that would be more helpful when there is that much accumulation.

Why do OEMs keep blacking out the A pillar? It looks so weird.

I thought land rover too.