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No snow! Nice! Check to see if your key worked on his? I parked next to a woman with a Mav like mine and I said: "Hey, nice truck!" She gave me a dirty look till she saw my truck, then laughed.

I had a no-start issue on another car once and after checking voltage I wiggled everything and found the ground connection on the engine block loose. Cleaning/tightening that made the car run like new. With electrical issues I start with the easiest and work my way to the hardest.

I have a voltage gauge in my cigarette lighter and 15.1v is about right. Your battery might be a little low. I see AMG batteries are on black friday/cyber Monday sale on Amazon.

I would like analog for the real-time mpg gauge.

Drove from Hayward to Lake Geneva Wednesday. I should have put my snows on (Blizzaks on spare wheels) but the stockers did okay with FWD.

On sale this black friday.

I'm looking for a GPS for my XLT. And, a CD player.

Pretty much. I think there's other priorities more important.

All it takes is money and a plan. I'm not in love with the dial shifter but it's there and I accept it. Used to it now.

I don't mind it, I get a kick out of squeezing the last drop of efficiency out of it. High preforming doesn't just mean more hp.

Let us know if those tires give you a better ride.

Is that steel mills still open?

It means your Mav is being assembled presently. When it's built it will be waiting to be loaded and then loaded and then shipped to a yard then the dealer where they will spend a day or two preparing it for you. That's the short story.

The 1st place I went to was robbery, $50 for 7 hours. But the little place i found on Mapquest was $16.

I'm surprised the Post Office doesn't use hybrids for their route with all the stop and go to mailboxes.

Yep. I found out the hard way.

Looking for the dial? Hell, I'm still looking for clutch!

Nice kayak. My Amazon rack is hitch mounted so no problem with my hard tonneau cover. With your rack you could put a tarp over it and sleep in the bed at the put-in.

Keeps tailgaters at a decent distance. Actually this is very old, composted manure. No smell at all.