Mine's has no struts though. Less to go wrong. Besides the window motor itself.

What I'm saying, is if you had enough clearance to clear yout bumpers over the water, there isn't enough surface area below that(unless you have a massive fucking body lift) to move the car.

My personal favorite still, is the Toyota tailgate, that used to be on 4Runners.

Here is it's rear end.

They need doors like the Excursion had. They had barn doors..... AND a tailgate.

It kind of depends on a lot of factors. Do you know the depth for sure? Have you driven through water before? Do you have enough ground clearance to not give the water much resistance? If the answer to any of these is no, don't do it.

As long as you knew your path, this wouldn't be that hard to cross.

They all are Sports Utility Vehicles. A LC is for sport and utility, and it is also a vehicle. But on the Suburban's, if you need the space it comes down to that, a crossover or a van. Why not choose the one that can actually haul if you ever need it?

As an SUV driver, these still do damage. RIP sway bar links. This is why some of us like to drive SUV's.

Just a trick I've learned, save the picture and then upload it.

It kind of reminds me of the Silverado Reaper, and that's not a good thing.

It's a joke.

If only they gave the Power Wagon the Hellcat, they would be ready to rock their own country.

Why doesn't this have tow mirrors, and why aren't they folded out?

It's more than just the bumper.

Having driven across Ohio to get to Pennsylvania from Alabama, across Pennsylvania to Ohio isn't that bad. And compared to driving from Pennsylvania to Florida overnight, Alabama to Pennsylvania isn't that bad. All of those trips in this, the farthest thing to a highway cruiser:

Ohio is right next to Pa.?

Yes, but it was a Dakota.

Worst case scenario if it is produced: It has it's concept penis bumper.

I'm going to go with a smaller city, Huntsville, Alabama. It has one of the highest percentages of PhD holders per head, in the U.S.. It has many growing industries, and several well settled industries, such as the Army, Toyota, Boeing, what was NASA(thanks Obama) and Lockheed Martin. It has the infrastructure to grow…