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A Horse With No Name

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  1. A Horse With No Name
    Ford Ranger!
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    This would be the correct answer. Would love a diesel Wrangler or Gladiator.
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    Quoted for truth.
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    Take that, Tacoma! https://fordauthority.com/2020/09/ford-ranger-awarded-j-d-powers-initial-quality-award-in-mid-size-truck-segment/
  5. A Horse With No Name
    Didn't hurt my feelings at all.
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    One more video for today. Old song, but they are having so much fun singing, I can't resist posting it up.
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    She has a girl next door charm. Let's just define her as girl next door and someone I would like to get to know better.... Good ole Ford Truck....
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    I have a thing for the beauty of average women and the cars of the era, this pic makes my day!
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    Yep. Pretty much done with most European cars. Still like some basic VW's but for Luxury vehicles, no thank you please.
  11. A Horse With No Name
    I am trying to take really good care of mine. Vintage iron autocrossing.
  12. A Horse With No Name
    More ICE goodness.... Or anywhere else...
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    Jeep E bike, might be a good companion to a Wrangler for me. https://quietkat.com/product/2020-jeep-bike/ ICE love in the thread....
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    Just for fun
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    Friend/co workers family custom ordered a hugger orange Monte Carlo from Chevrolet about 1970.....I think the rust monster eventually ate it, but on the road and lots of fun for several decades. I actually like some of the plainer cars of the sixties better than their upmarket cousins.
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    These were damn fine cars. I had a good friend, a fellow woodworker, who owned one for years. Ran over a quarter of a million miles pretty much trouble free. Chrysler does what Toyota can't, build genuinely appealing vehicles. Even the Minivan in this detailing video has a lot more charm than most modern Toyota products. My cats are inside much more., I want the regular Bronco, but this will be a good little 'ute!
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    They have ctually grown on me quite a bit. Doubt I will ever own one...but neat.
  19. A Horse With No Name
    I cant figure out what car is burning at the 37 second mark....any ideas?
  20. A Horse With No Name
    A beautifully detailed late model Escalde rolls up to ones of the Lowes I frequent sometimes when i am there....ladder racks and guy sues it to haul concrete. Go figure. and it's like a two year old Escalate, not like a twelve year old one.
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    Impressive cleanup of an Escalade, not sure how people elt their cars get that crappy.
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    Rivian looks amazing. "Blu wouldn't settle for a crappy ICE, why should you settle for a crappy EV? Get what you want!
  23. A Horse With No Name
    Our inability to think clearly about any major issue as a society is much more of a problem than the Virus itself.
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    I don't think you are the target demographic. Metrosexual urban yuppies who are foodies with identically decorated condo's in identical buildings who live identical bland and unremarkable urban lives are. It might do well in that segment. The bland transportation pods we all have been dreading. At some point, cities without cars, where everyone bikes or uses public transport, might be the way to go. This thing is bland and souless enough to make me wish that day a reality.
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    There is nothing "beautiful" in the market segment, regardless of MAZDA and it's endless youtube advertising trying endlessly to sell me a CX-5.
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