@JC Whitless: I do, I'll dig around for it.

@JC Whitless: if you don't have it already this book is good fix:

a Jeep truck variant would be more appropriate at a "Easter Jeep Safari". My J-10 looks on disapprovingly

Driving a Prius will drive you MAD!

I found the above guys truck, they need to get back to work on it and add some more lights.

If I hear about another runaway Prius, I'm going to scream!

Definitely any Juarez Police car. In El Paso's pre-drug war days, Juarez was the place to be on the weekends and nothing was worse than having a Juarez cop pull up behind you. Instantly your hinny puckered and everybody in the car would start pooling their cash. it would easily take 50.00 or more to "pay the fine".…

Plymouth Duster 1975, $8,750 down, chassis free,

@BigHarv: What! No VIN? A quick trip to the junk yard can fix that!

This is all the Heavy Duty you need

MacGyver would approve the use of something old to get out of a jam. In this case CBS was a bunch of cheap skates and needed a easy way to complete an episode. I can't recall right now but I remember this being done for other shows from that era.

With a fleet of these, all your base could belong to us.

Its all fun and games when you buy your new Jeep Wrangler, ready to hit the trails with reckless abandon till you look up

Were you freebasing, Corey? Inquiring minds want to know.

I'll be in line at Amazon for this one!

Maybe the light tires are spinning so fast they are creating plasma smoke rings, yeah that's it!

Lets see some wheelies!

Dateline should be all ABC for ripping off their investigative style of journalism!