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I agree!

They were only made a couple of years. No idea how many were made, but they were a different gun than the other 219s.

At least he was an American.

According to current news reports, it appears she’s still dead. You’d think she was queen of the United States.

Many thanks for the suggestions. That was a nice trip. I’ll give a big two thumbs up to Harrison’s Steak House in Clinton!

Price?

Since you aren’t in a hurry, you can find a much better deal on a nice, low mileage vehicle. Watch local sales sites such as Facebook marketplace, Craigslist, and whatever other local selling sites your area offers. You’ll get a much better deal if you steer clear of dealerships and buy from an individual. The more you look, the better a feel you’ll have for pricing, and you’ll know a good deal when you spot one. The thing is, though, you have to jump on it immediately when you find a deal. Many others are looking too! Some of my best vehicle deals have actually been found right here on TGO.

Always! If they only win one game a year, that’s the one I want.

Yeah…but let’s get real. They’ve peaked early. I think 3 is the limit this year. Better than years past though.

Wow! Rob certainly knows how to maintain a classic bike! Those look great. That Honda is a bit of an odd bird. You never see them.

For several years, the continuously variable transmissions were reported to be troublesome. I understand they are more reliable in the new models, but you’d need to research that further. As far as brands, I know a lady who has a Ford Escape and loves it. I’d expect hem to be mostly reliable, and pretty much anything Toyota or Honda makes. My mother drives a CRV. It’s the second one she’s owned. If she buys another, I expect it’ll also be a Honda CRV. I’d certainly agree with you on avoiding Chrysler products. Everybody I know has had good luck with GM and Nissan vehicles. Honda is r Toyota are our preferred brands.

Funniest thing on the internet. God bless whoever had the foresight to record that.

Blew the whole damn building up!

Just to talk with the ex resident who works there was more than worth the price of admission. That’s an eerily beautiful place for sure. George Wyatt Jr.

Quiet, light, interchangeable batteries. No way that thing isn’t a barrel of fun!

Sounds like a great ending to me.

Stick a small stick or straw stem into the hole and gently swirl it around in a circle. Without fail, it’ll draw that unsightly beast up to where you can see him.

You are correct, sir! Real men settled this part of the state.

I’d like to take one for a spin!

You guys were right. The Museum of Appalachia is amazing! Everybody should make a trip to see it. I’m just thankful I never had to make my living with this.

I can’t believe we got this far…

Thank goodness for gps! That’s a big lake by my standards.

Looks like.a fox to me. A big one.

Many thanks! I knew you’d be the guy if there was anything interesting to sniff out. I bet most of the marina restaurants are closed now, at least through the week. Actually, this little cabin is starting to grow on me. The parking situation still sucks, but we’ll make it work.

Never have. LOL! My wife booked is “historic CCC cabin” in the park. Her grandmother had a nicer smokehouse. Impossible to park the truck/boat here too. This shall be an adventure! Weather’s great and the lake looks pretty. I may run back home and swap my truck and boat out for the motorcycle.