Cole, they call that Colorado pin-striping....or in your case maybe Florida pin-striping.

Ding, don't forget the King Ranches.

one thing about the older trucks/vehicles, they weren't hard to keep running with rudimentary mechanic skills. My brother has the old family trucks and one is 58 years old and still runs and drives well. Looking at the dashes and under the hoods of modern cars I wonder how long that video game/pinball machine like dash board or engine/tranny PCM on that $80k+ vehicle will last...I kinda doubt it will be working in 15-20 years.

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If I should ever die, God forbid, let this be my epitaph: THE ONLY PROOF HE NEEDED FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD WAS MUSIC - KV

My current F-150 has 312,000 very hard miles on it.

My last F-150 blew the engine at 100,000.

I think it is luck of the draw with modern vehicles.

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^ good try, and nice rage flirt reply