Recent content by Milo

No mention here that a trucks body must screwed to box frame in order to be a pick up truck? A pickup truck or pickup is a light or medium duty truck that has an enclosed cabin, and a back end made up of a cargo bed that is enclosed by three low walls with no roof (this cargo bed back end...

Nope it's a truck, the best one I've owned.

If your truck requirement includes towing a bull dozer or rock crawling look elsewhere.

2023 Ridgeline here too. It's the ideal size truck for my needs with a roomy interior and unlike other midsize trucks there's over 4' between the (low) wheel wells. It handles and rides wonderfully. When I was pondering what midsize truck to replace my 2018 Ridgeline I looked at the GM twins...

After reading all that's involved to get a paved or concrete driveway, and the cost, I think there's a lot to be said for a correctly put in, gravel drive. Mine was put in in 23 years ago when I started building the house and consisted of removing the organic material and rolling about 12" of...

Wow nice looking old BSA Rich! Hard to believe Yamaha still makes the TW200, Code54. And XT250 which I have for that matter. But they're sure fun little trail bikes!

Thanks. All my CZ's are 452's except that 457 American and although 452's have been my favorite .22's I'm not sure this 457 might not give them a run for the money? I'm very impressed with the build and finish of it.

A CZ 457 22 mag or the 457 combo with both 22LR and 22Mag barrels could be an option. I have a 457 American combo with 22 and 17HMR barrels and only recently mounted a scope so I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. The combo ran $690, I think the standard American in one caliber was $570.

Correct, about like locking it in the trunk.

Looks like a good place to hide, but in addition to the safety concern it looks awkward (if not impossible) to access while driving or sitting in the car. And when accessing it you are standing outside pretty much in plain view.

The reason you don't see the ax is because I'm not grinding one, nor am I bitter at all. I simply choose not to do business with them because of their pay up front policy. LOL I trust them, but not THAT much.

Of course it is. Neither have I, yet. I hope we never do. But would you not be concerned ordering from a company that can't build inventory, with backorders months out, yet insisting on 100% paid at time of order? It's not like you're placing a custom order for something they may not be able...

It's not that I can't wait or afford to have my money tied up, it's that apparently EA can't pay their bills unless they have all my money available to spend weeks and even months before beginning to build my order. My funds have already been spent by the time they are ready to build my...

Same here, I've actually ordered a couple things from them and to be honest I was quite anxious until they finally shipped. I'm just not going to do this anymore though. Uh oh, needing to cut costs?

How in the world does waiting for a government anything, SBR, silencer, passport, building permit, have to do with having to pay in full up front when ordering a tractor implement that is not even manufactured yet? Would anyone pay in full up front for a tractor that isn't in stock or even...