4xdad
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And a hand gun in the glove box lol
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And a hand gun in the glove box lol
actually you could have a gun anywhere and everyone had a rifle in the back window.And a hand gun in the glove box lol
"going 85 on the highway and have a beer between your legs"
Did you ever do any stops where the driver did this...?
ture story in 1979 I was driving through Nevada at 100+ and drove my a patrolman who was standing on the road taking a leak. I think we were going so fast he did not know we were coming and probably caught him mid stream lol. I am sure he was too embarrassed to give chase or even radio ahead. We did slow down considerably tho. On that same trip a little Renault le car passed us like we were standing still it had to be going over a 100 mph which blew me away. probably 5 miles later we passed it and it was blowing smoke out the back lol.Montana from 1995 to 1999 and prior to that from 1955 to 1974 had no daytime speed limit on public highways. Both Nevada and Montana had safe and sane (reasonable and prudent) speed limits until 1974 when all were reduced. I've traveled at 120 MPH plus (speedometer pegged out) in Nevada in a 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS prior to the reduction in the speed limit.
Sell you forum guys and girls mine for 15k over sticker. hehehe. I get mine in a few weeks.2/9/2022 article on Power Wagon's part shortage...
"the chip shortage isn’t wholly to blame for the lack of Ram Power Wagon models. The pickup truck has components built by outside suppliers, such as the integrated winch and special shock absorbers. As you might expect, vehicles won’t roll off the production line without all the parts."
You Want a Ram Power Wagon But You Can't Have One
The Ram Power Wagon heavy-duty pickup truck is in high demand, but the automaker can't keep up with production.www.motorbiscuit.com
ture story in 1979 I was driving through Nevada at 100+ and drove my a patrolman who was standing on the road taking a leak. I think we were going so fast he did not know we were coming and probably caught him mid stream lol. I am sure he was too embarrassed to give chase or even radio ahead. We did slow down considerably tho. On that same trip a little Renault le car passed us like we were standing still it had to be going over a 100 mph which blew me away. probably 5 miles later we passed it and it was blowing smoke out the back lol.
I have taken 50 across several times and I swear there were times you would meet maybe one vehicle the entire trip. We were on Motorcycles one time and came across the bones of a dead cow all bleached white it was like a scene from a movie lol. One time a jet flew over us from behind and scared the crap out of us. I literally thought my car was blowing apart. I am sure they got a good laugh. They probably can't do that know but in retrospect it was pretty funny.When I am towing across Nevada's Highway 6, 50 and 141 I keep the Power Wagon at the posted 70 MPH. There's nothing out there, absolutely zilch with no services especially in winter. Going any faster ain't going to get it there without some additional fuel. I've driven from Lakeview, Oregon to Winnemucca, Nevada with the fuel warning light coming on several times. Rarely see any other vehicles in hours. Drive into Ely from Tonopah with over 25 gallon fill ups due to off highway camping trips. The truck needs a bigger tank.
I didn't personally. It happened a lot tho. I did however take advantage of the $5 ticket many times. it was always worth the risk reward to speed because it did not go on your driving record. The toughest thing was you would get used to it in Montana but Idaho, Dakota and wyoming had speed limits so you cross the border and it was tough to keep it 55mph. Even today you leave Montana where lots of 80mph speed limits and cross into other states and it immediately drops to 50mph. On I90 you cross into Idaho and the speed limit is 50mph. roads are the same so tough transition. on the other hand there were a lot of crashes coming east bound into Montana from Idaho because people automatically put the pedal down."going 85 on the highway and have a beer between your legs"
Did you ever do any stops where the driver did this...?
Old Highway 6 and 50 is void of any others. Got a flat tire with the Power Wagon on Marjum Pass, Utah.Highway 50 is known as "The Loneliness Highway in America" but what a nice drive it is.
The person in the picture was high on lsd when he did it not a good representation of Canada i used to hunt and grew up with guns in the house one moron kill 14 women in Montreal change the rules for everyone Americans probably could use a little more gun control but if you outlaw guns outlaws will still have guns just ask Toronto police what we really need is less morons with gunsAt least the Power Wagon's globe box can hold more than just gloves for us rural folks to have some protection from the bad...
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I don’t think the founding fathers ment assault rifles when they came up with the 2nd amendment