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Thank you. This is what I was trying to say. I don't know everybody here, but I'm betting not one of them bought a truck because it was computerized.

I meant in the sense that they are driving the cars these days.

Wow. How did we ever survive before computers?

"God help us-we're in the hands of Engineers." ---Ian Malcolm

Yeah, I must be. my 2020 STX didn't even come with a full tank of gas because someone drove it 45 miles to get the bedliner sprayed in even though there was a bedliner place a block away. Why? because the latter cost $20 more.

First year it comes with a free engine cover?

I spent the first six years of my life at Edwards AFB in the Cali desert. My dad had an Air Force blue 1959 Opel Rekord (look that one up) and he used to take me on a two lane road that ran somewhere in the area of Edwards/Lancaster/Boron (I think). Anyway, it went up and down like a roller...

Ouch. Did they say how long they'll have the truck?

I knew it. Can't trust that guy...

How did you get a pic of my moving day? :blush:

Wow.

That's pretty scary. In my experience there is no such thing as an isolated engineering failure. I'm going outside right now to inspect my springs.

People like us understand better than most.

Well done. I was an EMT and CPR instructor in another life so I knew what I was up against. That didn't make things any easier.

She was indeed very lucky. Police were at my house in less than a minute with EMS less than a minute behind them but she had already flatlined.

So very sorry for your loss. I lost my wife of 36 years to cardiac arrest in 2021 so I understand a little. Courage, friend.

Black matches everything. If you decide to do it, the letters will go on much easier if you take the tailgate off and lay it flat.

It sure wasn't me. Granger has my number just in case.