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Incase he was talking about Nascar, he can probably get in some sort of guest type spot. Kimi Raikkonen did a couple Nascar races a couple years ago after he retired from F1, I'm sure they'd be willing accommodate Max the same, it would be fun to see him try a road course.

100% chance that guy moderates a Reddit sub.

Ours was a TRD Off Road Premium, KBB comes in around the low 30s, which is pretty wild considering we paid $40k for it new. So far the only other TRDORP I've found under $30k has ~220k miles on it.

At this point I'm assuming the at-fault probably just has the $25k minimum coverage, I'm halfway tempted to just take their $25k and keep the 4Runner and either sell it as -is outright or hang onto it, collect parts, and repair it myself, frames can be had for ~$1500 and I'm just dumb enough to do it.

My other option is to turn it over to my insurance to collect maybe an extra $5k, lose the vehicle, and have my insurance rates go up for filing a claim. :banghead:

:lol: I really wanted to like George, he seemed like a likable young talent at Williams just needing his big break, had that great drive when he replaced Lewis in 2020 only to have the win pulled out from under him.

Then the crash with Bottas in Imola happened that was his fault and he came off as an entitled brat and he hasn't really been likable since then. He's a cringy bastard :lol:

I don't really watch either of them but watched a DMFD video recently because I saw he'd bought an Insetta 35 cat with Honda 350s and those interest me, they're a hydrofoil assisted 35' catamaran and tout a good ride and supposedly amazing fuel mileage. However, everything I see about mileage is people running ~35mph and I can't imagine spending that much on a cat and running so damn slow. :lol:

We do a pretty good bit of DIY on vehicles, I desperately want a 2 post car lift to keep from working on stuff on the ground/on jackstands/etc.

We went a couple years ago and purposely set our checkout date the Saturday of the show, and were on a boat to catch the practice session on Friday. The practice session is a full run through of the actual show, and while crowded, was no where near the crowds/traffic that we saw already stacking up when we left town the Saturday morning. So that's always my tip, catch it Friday if you can.

There's a Facebook page you can follow( Blue Angels Practice Info) that post all their scheduled info. We were there all week and were able to catch a beach buzz on the Sunday when they came in from an out of town show, then their normal Tuesday and Wednesday practice sessions, then the full show practice session on Friday.

While you could get by with a 3/4 ton you really would be better off with a one ton, dually and diesel definitely preferred.

Source: I occasionally pull around a similar sized RV in my 3/4 ton....it's much more sketchy than pulling the same unit with a 1 ton dually.

Not sure who the people are but the yellow STO belonged to Red or maybe Red’s son. It’s at the Lafayette cars and coffee pretty often.

They actually just deposited my partial refund since the next two Middle East races just got cancelled.

One, or 7, of these after cutting the grass or working outside is perfect.