I have some drywall repairs needed in my garage.I loaded my daughters 86 Civic Si on the trailer and returned it to her house, then son-in-law and I went Lowe's and got some drywall (loaded it onto the car trailer) and supplies to work on a wall in their garage. Then after working on that most of the day, loaded my 84 Civic 2000S trailer to bring back home.
After the logs are all prepped at my place the old Ranger will be hauling them up to our property on Bull Run Mountain. The drive in is pretty sketchy in spots, so probably 8 logs per trip. My tuck definitely does a lot of “truck stuff”, no carpet in the bed here. Haha!
Hope you got a bedliner!
Nah, just the OEM rubber bed mat. I've had the bed loaded with firewood, field stone, you name it, right up to the top of the bed rails countless times and the bed still looks fine. Pretty scratched up but no major dents or anything.
The Ridgeline is a nice vehicle.
I like the Ridgeline, but not enough towing for me. I was looking at a Ranger or a diesel GM product to get the towing I wanted, and as I recall GM was (or the dealers were) really proud of those diesels.
Road trip in the Ranger is GREAT finish to the week.
I passed a year last month.Nothing. Yet.
Sitting in airport waiting to head home. And since I departed out of a neighboring airport this time I have a 2 1/2 hour ride to look forward to after I get back to my blue baby. And looking forward to it I am.
One year old in another week or so. And I still cannot get enough of driving it.
Why the walrus' in Wyoming?Just got back from a drive, to Cheyenne Wyoming.
Took the kid up there since she's off school and had never been...
It was foggy, snowy and cold the entire time...
I am also disappointed that I didn't see John Dutton. That's asshole is never at the capital.
Technically the walrus was a stop on the way to Wyoming...
We had a Walrus in Finland last summer. Until the animal rescue shot* it.
