What do you drive?

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Betty, my sister in law had this 57 Chevy restored. We lost her a few years ago and we inherited her beautiful pickup! I like to share it in remembrance of her! It is so much fun to drive! I love to see my husband and sons behind the wheel they are 6', 6'2" & 6'3" and I always laugh as it looks like their knees are getting close to their ears (okay, maybe I exaggerated a bit) My daughter and I fit much better in the driver seat!

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Sweet! I would imagine yours to be a much more comfortable ride!
 
Nice, I'm hoping to get one of those as my next ride.
 
Nice, I'm hoping to get one of those as my next ride.

They're super nice. I went from a Grand Cherokee, to an Overland, to an SRT in like a 5 year period. I always joked that when my 1 year XM Radio trial was up, it was time to trade in. I think the Overland did better in the snow...The tires on the SRT as really wide so it slides around a tad bit more. I like that it has a ridiculous amount of power for an SUV, yet it blends into traffic nicely...AND it doesn't cost over 100k like a Range Rover Sport, Cayenne Turbo, X5-M, etc.
 
Good to know! I was looking at the SRT, it is nice to have power when you need it.
 
Nice Marty! Gotta love a Wrangler! Do you take it to the mountains?

I haven't done as much wheelin' as I use to. ( my 4th Jeep).
The sticker shock on this one keeps me off the risky trails.
Done a couple trips to the ocean in the sand, and a few mud runs up by Shelton.
Now that I have a couple scratches on it ( removing the hardtop by myself), I'm getting back into it more.

I'm not really into rock stuff.
 
I haven't done as much wheelin' as I use to. ( my 4th Jeep).
The sticker shock on this one keeps me off the risky trails.
Done a couple trips to the ocean in the sand, and a few mud runs up by Shelton.
Now that I have a couple scratches on it ( removing the hardtop by myself), I'm getting back into it more.

I'm not really into rock stuff.
I can understand that! My son has a Jeep and belongs to a club, they go wheeling in the mountains. He's pretty cautious, but some of the pictures they share are kinda scary.
 

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