Never thought I would spend 165k on a key chain

[XM16E1]

ETA sorry about the picture not sure why its showing up like that

 

[AndyMA]

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ETA sorry about the picture not sure why its showing up like that

I like what the keys are for

Looks great Enjoy

Andy

 

[MossRoad]

Nice! :thumbsup:

We spent $175K on two Purdue baseball caps. :laughing:

 

[oosik]

I must be cheap. I spent $68K on a Ram Power Wagon ( Taco Wagon ). I got no key chain fob - no baseball cap - not even a kiss.

BTW - nice unit.

 

[riptides]

Congrats on the purchases. Hope they make your life easier.

 

[Jstpssng]

I never realized that a key chain could do so much work.

 

[5030]

I must be cheap. I spent $68K on a Ram Power Wagon ( Taco Wagon ). I got no key chain fob - no baseball cap - not even a kiss.

BTW - nice unit.

I have to ask, why id it called a TACO wagon?

 

[ruffdog]

XM16E1...It looks like you are in a well forested and remote area. I'm sure you will find plenty of jobs to use the key chain on. For that amount of coin, I hope the dealer threw in a hat, or maybe those other items in the background?????????????

 

[ruffdog]

"T650 and E35 mini on loan from the dealership until my T770 and E50 arrive"

I get it now! Your going to tackle that washed out road you talked about on your other thread. :thumbsup: Have fun! :cool2:

 

[oosik]

I have to ask, why id it called a TACO wagon?

The "Taco Wagon" was constructed at the Chrysler facility in Saltillo, MX. It's SW of Corpus Christi. While I waited, the almost unbearable wait, for it to be constructed and delivered - a fellow TBNer made a humorous post.

He had received a truck built at the same location. He advised - "look for taco wrappers under the seats". His, supposedly, had been delivered with this "badge of completion".

The local dealer, here in Spokane, had no idea why I carefully checked under all the seats on the eve of delivery. I told him. He laughed and said - "this is no Taco Wagon".

The name stuck like glue.