Yeah, no faults in any of those choices.Redthies wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2026 12:48 amI’ve got 3 “dream” rigs. None are cars.
The 70 Series Land Cruiser double cab on the beach is a friend from Australia’s truck. It would be my “practical” choice. Twin turbo V8 diesel manual transmission from the factory, 1 ton running gear and front and rear lockers.
The 1946 Mercury was on BAT a few years ago. It had a 460 in it. Not practical, but man, it’s cool!
And the “realistic” dream. My friends turbo diesel manual BJ45 Land Cruiser. We have an understanding that I will buy it some day. I just need a spare $30,000 for a two seater…
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That brings back memories. I attended high school in Henrico County and spent a lot of time in Greentop when it was still in the old location out on Route One. We'd be in for 22 ammo for plinking, 12 gauge for skeet, or fishing supplies. When I left active duty and came home, working as a firearms instructor, Greentop was one of my two main suppliers for duty and training ammunition, and leather for the officers.DsGrouse wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2026 6:08 amCruising was pretty much killed by the time I was in high school. When my wife and I were dating and after we were married, our second-favorite pastime was driving. Seeing what was over the far blue mountains.
My shoulder has had me laid up for a week or more. I took the local back roads to Greentop (LGS) yesterday. Normally, a 30 min drive. An hour of new backroads, 5 min in the store, an hour back. It was glorious to hear and feel the car purr.
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by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.


