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Would be cool if FCA were to make a pickup trucklet out of the Renegade... but then GMC would need to dust off the Granite CUV and pickup and put them into production. Not a bad thing, imo!

One fact alone propels the CT6 well beyond the Continental. A RWD chassis. Let alone all of the other art and science that has gone into the Cadillac.

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Good news: Doggie has a touch of the diarrhea, so no digging around to find the ring. Bad news: it happened on your future mother-in-law's Persian rug.

Good grief, how heavy are those dummies, 800 lbs?

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Does that mean Continental will take over as Lincoln's livery vehicle?

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There hasn't been much of a MarKeT for it so far, best to go in a different direction, with a real name.

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Long time no see! I hope things are going well down there under your new governor. The dealership where I work just took a black Smart in trade, with two stickers on the back "MAINE", with a moose on it, and "COEXIST". I wonder what they replaced it with. Good luck with yours, and keep us up to speed on your ownership experience!

I wish you lived closer, I'd pay you to service my mower and gas trimmer.

Crazy little birds, singing in the tree in my front yard.

Why use bra, bruh? Couldn't she just tuck them into her panties?

Nice photos. Sry for the delayed reaction, been stewing over them for a day or so.

When I was a kid I had a few old mowers. Back where I used to live people would just put them out to the curb for trash pickup (doesn't work like that where I live no so between that and the scrappers its harder to get them). Anyway, I knew very little about small engines back them, but I remember fondly a old Rally high wheel push mower that I would use to mow lawns in the neighborhood. Fast frward to a few years ago, and we needed a mower at the new house. I didn't feel like paying an $300+ for a decent one, so I went on Craigslist, found a Brute in nice shape that needed an engine, got a mower with a good engine, and built it. I enjoyed it so much I started doing more and reselling them. Turns out you can make pretty decent side cash, especially when you make them look really nice and can charge a bit more. Of course, now my garage is pretty full of the buggers, and I went from having the Brute two eight or so mowers I don't want to part with! Its a far cry from my basic Rally mower though. My collection today includes a 80's 2-cycle Lawn Boy, a late 70's Simplicity, an 80's Toro with the much sought after 2-cycle Suzuki engine, another Toro with a very rare Briggs and Stratton 2-cycle engine (of which I have 2), an older Craftsman, the Brute, a 90's Poulan Pro, the Wheel Grand Prix, a Honda HRB215, and the Ariens pulling everyday duty. The older ones are quite rare, while the newer ones I like for various reason. I want to find an even older lawn mower eventually, and there's a few engines (older and newer) that I'd like to have. Is it lawn mower overload? Well maybe, but they take up way less space than cars do! A lot of ppl go onto Craigslist to find a brute in nice shape that needs something.

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