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Two pages of specifications from the ProMaster brochure.

I looked at a ProMaster 2500 high top, short wheelbase today. The dealership had 5 of these and one shorty low top, all gassers. I didn't have time for a test drive and don't want to test drive anything other than the long and tall 3500. The inside cargo area with its straight walls should...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Timmy's mom B List? I wouldn't want to be you when Lassie reads this.

I liked air driven wipers. A few "bumps" in the park position would break free any snow or ice accumulation. The CL-9000s were especially nice because the wipers were always vertical throughout the entire travel cycle. Same goes for the W-900.

That sounds familiar. One way is to find a person with a CDL to rent a truck for a few days so you can practice and take the test in it.

What new political party are you the founder of in Minnesota?

I asked Scott if he could scan and post the specs from that pamphlet. Let's hope he doesn't do the metric conversion thing.

According to both videos Brisco posted, the EcoDiesel won't be available until December or January, is it available now? The Dodge webpage doesn't seem to note the inside dimensions, only the exterior length, interior volume and the fact that the extended is 14" longer.

Personally I don't mind a vehicle with a manual transmission although I haven't driven one in a long, long time. I think I would prefer either a true manual transmission or a conventional automatic over an automated manual. I agree that maintenance cost and reliability will probably be an issue.

How smooth is that? Is it as smooth as having an experienced driver running a standard manual transmission? Is it as smooth as automatic with a torque convertor? Is there a noticeable lag between shifts. I don't have much experience with front wheel drive vehicles. Owned a Saturn during...

A convoy and rolling blockade are one and the same.

Thanks for reading!

The more things change...

Below is a picture of the Airflow Bullet Truck that was in the OP's link.

Here's an article from the WSJ November 2, 2012 America Gone Wild: Nature Wars - WSJ.com

It has been my experience over the past year or two that deer are everywhere! Day, night, winter, spring, summer, autumn, rut, harvest, hunting season, it makes no difference. I believe the deer population is up all over the country.

One way to tell if an author is pulling your titties or yanking your weenie through satire is to carefully read the entire piece and look for key words and sentences. The article below starts out somewhat believable. The first paragraph is designed to get any Red-Blooded American's red blood...

Be careful going through that Portal into Saskatchewan.

I-40 runs clear across the state of Arkansas, from West Memphis to Fort Smith. Is that whole 280 mile stretch under construction?