That looks like a pretty big shirt - I doubt that anyone would want to tangle with you.

Not mine, but I get to drive them now and then.

My current driver - an '03 Yukon w/ 65k miles. Love them GMCs. For the amusement of you southeners.

I'm never gonna sell my '84 Toyotee - 185k miles

The wife's turbo-charged battle wagon - an '08 Suby w/ 25k miles. She has to commute 30 miles each way over a mountain pass in any weather. We don't have any vehicles that aren't 4WD but I'd sure love to buy her a nice little sports car.

My '67 Kleepschter Commando. It'd smoke Johny's sweet Klipschevelle........if I picked the road.

My company field rigs. They haven't been out the parking lot for a week or two but they've had lotsa hard miles with no major repairs. 1999 Yukon 170k miles 1993 Suburban 280k miles

"Project Management: Lead and coordinate all cross functional activities directly related to the design and development of projects. Track specific program schedules, cost and resources to secure on-time deliverables. Coordinate (and subsequently) control schedule generation, beginning with Initial Product Concepts, utilizing applicable cross-functional skill centers." ???? Ha, ha, that kind of corporate jargon deserves a Nice of you to post the link for someone here who may need a good

I really liked the ol' KG4s. You should consider the Forte as well (check the specs and the FR curves - for music, you probably "wouldn't need no stinkin subwoofer.") I went from KG4s to Forte IIs a long time ago and I think you'd like the change - it's a headturning jump. I later went to Cornwalls expecting a similar jump and was disappointed. It was a trade off - although, to me, the bass is fuller and more defined, they don't quite give the lower end that the Forte

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