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Up front costs besides the truck are generally lettering costs and the drug screen. Depending on the carrier that can range from $50 to $300. There's an escrow account, but that comes out of weekly settlements until it's fulled, unless you want to front that, as well. There's really very little...

I want a Sprinter so, oh so bad, I just don't want it to be a Sprinter.

My old E-350 had the suspension boosted for an extra 2000 pounds, but that didn't change the GVWR on the door. All it did was make things a little more stable when I was maxed out. As for the OP, I would suggest you and your fiance drive your own van for a year minimum, and then at that time...

That works with the Omnitracs, but unfortunately it doesn't work with the new Qualcomms.

They're the same as the East Penn Deka Intimidator 8A31DTM battery. List price on the Duracell branded battery is $250, and on the Deka branded battery is $350. $166 is an excellent price for that battery. It's a "marine" hybrid, which is exactly the same as a "truck" battery. You'll see many...

Whenever I'm asked something like, "Why I am calling so and so and you guys always show up?", my standard reply is, "Because so and so wants it delivered on time and undamaged."

Joe tried to sweet talk me into moving to Louisville. From the house. On a Friday night.

It's certainly handy for that. I wonder how long before someone backs down into there. I hope it isn't me.

They have a washer and dryer inside.

Re: Progressive Insurance refuses to pay claim and pays lawyer to defend the other dr There's your problem right there: "I argued it with every supervisor there with no results." Should have shown 'em the black and white. Works every time.

I recently got two turn downs....for one load.... ....that I didn't turn down.... ....that we didn't even booked. The first one went in by mistake, and then she tried to help me out by adding a note to explain the first, which resulted in the second, and neither can be taken out of the system...

Actually it is. The other one is a fantasy radio (William Conrad) and TV (James Arness) character that's not real.

Re: Progressive Insurance refuses to pay claim and pays lawyer to defend the other dr If it was in your policy paperwork, and you were being charged for it, and if you paid it, and it was all right there in black and white, then it's an open and shut, slam-dunk that should take about 15 minutes...

Midnight, the phone rings. I answer. "My menu is gone." "What menu?" "The one across the top." "Are you in the browser?" "You mean the Internet?" "Yes, are you on the Internet?" "Yeah. But the menu is gone." "Hit F11." "It worked! The menu is back!" "Great. Night."

Of course they do, absolutely.

Re: Progressive Insurance refuses to pay claim and pays lawyer to defend the other dr You're mad at Progressive because they refused to cover you for something they didn't insure you for? Seriously?

I suppose it does make a bit of difference if the messages are decipherable.

Why can't you post what I want you to post?!?!

Matt Dillon