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I'm amazed at the degree of certainty people express on this subject and on global warming. All I know is that it is very, very rare for clean oil to be a detriment to an internal combustion motor. I also know that the earth is coming out of an ice age and has been long before the industrial...

Hmmm, let me ponder your statement..........yep, agree with you completely.

I like what Cherokee said but that doesn't discount your theory. However, I see no way of testing it so it will have to forever be the "little mind-little truck theory".

I tried that on my mother's car that we put away for the winter at my cottage. In the Spring we found a mouse nest in the Bounce box that was left in the trunk and there were a few sheets still in the box.

Please be advised you must now have an environmental impact statement for any location you visit. Regards, The EPA

Try shooting peppermint extract into the vents. Mice don't like the smell so it will drive them away and help cover that pest smell.

Gutsy move with just a single ramp. Did you ride them up or walk them up and how much fun was it getting them off with a single ramp?

Sport mode in stop and go traffic is great to aggravate all those retired drivers who are on the highways between 8:00 and 9:00 am.

You're correct but perhaps it's better to say if you want the most efficient engine operation of the EB motor you run 91. I've noticed that there are still lingering pearls of wisdom from the days of points and condensers. Back then if a car was set up for regular, premium added little. Today...

Actually it was engineered to run 91 and makes do with 87. I do get better MPG and because I use top tier, less carbon build up.

Surveys have about the same correlation to reality as opinions. What parameters do these so called surveys have? To the best of my knowledge the 2.0 and 2.4 Theta engines were good for 90 days but triggered a series of class action suits for going kaput.

Best autocross set up- Ariel Atom. Best tires-round and sticky. Joking aside I'd love to see what you end up with. It never occurred to me a Maverick would be a good autocross vehicle, but I suspect the Lobo is the perfect place to start. Keep us posted and good luck.

filled with water to protect that beautiful bike.

Easy, a cap would be great.

Didn't see the Scamp 5th wheel on your list. I was almost going to pull the trigger on it but went a different route than an RV.

I've heard blue trucks were drunk magnets.

In an attempt to meet government CAFE regulations some manufactures reduced the friction inside the cylinder by decreasing ring compression. I had an Audi that got new rings because of it. There were courts that agreed with manufactures that a quart per 1000 miles is an industry standard. Just...

Oh, I wondered where I left that. Mind sending it to me? But seriously, that REALLY SUCKS.

I stopped using the local dealer and started going to one 48 miles away because when I took mine in for the airbag they broke the seatbelt, got grease and grime all over and the worse thing was the stench of really, really BAD BO. I had to throw out seat covers and did carpet clean on all fabric.