Checking a couple manufacturers the other day, I came to a harsh realization. Not only is the shift-it-yourself variety of truck going away...but I cant get either one in regular cab?!? Or the tacoma fwiw.

I reckon the Cygnet wasn't on the agenda.

Much desirable trade for lexus

International Harvester.

All these stories make me think I'm working for the wrong school district. I don't even get a flak jacket!

Pardon my memory but what is that car? #241

Many years back, I picked up a 2000 Nissan Maxima off a local used lot. It came complete with frames and that awesome little decal they put on the back!!! Needless to say, as soon as I got home they came right off.

Now my big question, with 8552lb/ft of torque, can I get it with a 5th wheel or atleast a class IV hitch?

Been holdin out for updates on the scout. Keep em comin' and don't give up.

Ok that's understandable, the other guy mentioned there were ones that were made to understand positive pressure. My stock ford unit, however, freaks out. Which is why I keep hearing megasquirt, which definitely sounds like a porn site.

Ok that makes sense. My 90s ford map just isn't built to handle accessories (+psi). To me it sounded like it was also fitted with a points ignition.

Wait wait wait...Chrysler still uses MAP sensors? I thought my 1992 f150 was one of the last vehicles on the face of the earth to be fitted with one and no MAF. But I also pay very little attention to Chrysler.

Here to make wishes of the happy birthdays.

Better to be prepared then have a rogue blizzard paralyze the community.

You can NEVER be too prepared

Put me down for one

To be clear, I'm tryin to justify it where I am in the northeast. I've heard rumors that San Diego gets slightly less snow.

Yeah, I shoulda mentioned I'm in the northeast and trying to justify one.

But useful!

I live in the northeast. That would kick more ass then my powerstroke. Just trying to justify it.