Depends on what day it is. Off-Rodeo made me realize the usefulness of Goat Modes but I let the terrain dictate Manual/Goat Modes. I don't use the lockers that much especially the front and find myself in Baja Mode a lot just due to the dirt roads where there are some slippery spots. When it...
I dumped my Goodyears at 900 miles and went with MT Baja AT's. Highly recommend if you spend a lot of time in the pointy rocks like I do. Highway, well not so much as they are a little loud.
When my dad became a journeyman mechanic making about $7-8K, he worried about making payments on a $15K house. Now most folks who make $75-80K are forced to spend $600K for a home, or more. My first house was tiny and $13K.
Glad I bought my current home via a 2%VA loan 25 years ago. The...
When I fist started driving, gas was $0.23 a gallon and we averaged under 10 MPG and didn't care. Hell, taxes alone are 8 times that now is some states.
I'm so glad I am old enough to remember what real cars looked like. Buick did not look like a Chevy, Lincoln did not look like a Ford, and Chrysler did not look like a Dodge. Now every Mid-Sized SUV, Full Size Pickup look the same and American cars are almost a thing of the past.
Your welcome! Yep, they are way better than issue Jungle Boots (I still have two pair from the Green Hell). They have become a little spendy, my first pair was $124 I think, but they are worth it.
Except for the late fall/winter months, I wear Goruck Jedburgh mid's when I'm not traveling for work. They are coyote canvas with drain holes. Too bad they don't make them anymore but I do have their black leather (three pairs for winter use) and these...
I make a pretty good living but not so much that I would take a 911 muddling. If I had one it would be the GT3 and it would sit in a bubble in my garage.