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Thanks for the link, Ron...I ordered a blue one, should look great with my zebra-themed house key!:artist: It's always good to have something "useless" coming in the mail...

After I took this picture I put on inexpensive mud flaps...we've had mostly rainy days since and there's been little to no splashing on the paint. (FWIW I live on a gravel road, and the city is FULL of potholes...deep ones!). If I was a mudder, well... Aesthetically, a toss-up. Guess I like it...

Yea, you caught me,:police: pun intended—does that mean I'm in the doghouse? Looking at that black lab reminded me of a puppy we had briefly when I was a kid (he ate Mom's garden, the flowers were dessert—and that was the last straw)...she found him a better home with acreage to roam, but I...

I've emailed Anney at K-9: hopefully with a lot of barking from potential customers he'll add a few dogs to the mix. Thanks for your comment, SilverBullet01—my Runner is spotless "at a distance." Look closer and you see it's history, it's like checking the wrinkles around my eyes!

Sunday was a lazy day...a good time to wash n' wax, and put a new decal in a window. I bought this from K-9 Design in Florida (K9-Design.com :=: Vinyl Decals & Magnets in All-Breed & Custom Design) for only $7—nice quality and it looks great. They make these in several colors. It was also time...

I'll recommend The RedStone Inn if you're looking for a motel break; clean, quiet, relatively cheap, and friendly staff. Walking distance to eating, etc., and of course close to Arches. The Golden Stake (Steak) is across the street when you get the desire for scrambled eggs and greasy bacon:hungry:

Thanks all for your advice; I hope to visit Montana again this year and put it into practice.

My 2000 Limited is an auto, and "1" doesn't hold the truck going downhill as effectively as a low gear in a manual transmission (my experience, anyway). This is especially worrisome on dry gravel roads. If you've ever driven the loop road at the National Bison Range in Montana you know what type...

After driving a half-ton GMC Sierra for 20 years, I bought a 2000 Limited a month ago, and since then have been getting used to its ride and handling. We wanted a smaller vehicle that would be comfortable on the highway and able to go off the pavement with comfort and ability. I think the...