And thank you sir for covering our backs! Cup of coffee on me if ever in the SoCal area.Four years active with the Air Force in the early 1970s and then nine years with the Navy Executive Learning Office following 9/11 and I never got tired of seeing big grey aircraft that sliced through the air or huge ships that cut through blue water. So, when it came time for a new truck, there was no question as to which one I'd choose.
is my favorite color! 
Thank you, sir! I may ping you if the winds carry us your way!
Awesome pic. From Goose 808 to you...congratulations on your land Mav. It's equipped and looks exactly the same as mine except mine's gas only and of course, the license plate. Great fun, isn't it?Four years active with the Air Force in the early 1970s and then nine years with the Navy Executive Learning Office following 9/11 and I never got tired of seeing big grey aircraft that sliced through the air or huge ships that cut through blue water. So, when it came time for a new truck, there was no question as to which one I'd choose.
Too True, Goose! In my 58 years behind the wheel (or handlebars) of nearly as many cars, trucks, vans, and motorcycles, The Grey Ghost is my absolute favorite. And to me, that's saying something as I've owned some beauts; a '74 Trans Am w/455HD, a '91 560 SEC Benz, and two prior trucks, an '89 Ranger Lariat and a '99 Sierra 1500 Classic. All were great vehicles but none as fun as this peppy little Tasmanian Devil. Easy to drive, 360 degree cameras for parking, plenty of get up and go, 42 mpg (so far), clean lines, and dollar for dollar, one of the best value-for-dollar deals on the market. Color me a very happy camper.
BooyahFour years active with the Air Force in the early 1970s and then nine years with the Navy Executive Learning Office following 9/11 and I never got tired of seeing big grey aircraft that sliced through the air or huge ships that cut through blue water. So, when it came time for a new truck, there was no question as to which one I'd choose.
Four years active with the Air Force in the early 1970s and then nine years with the Navy Executive Learning Office following 9/11 and I never got tired of seeing big grey aircraft that sliced through the air or huge ships that cut through blue water. So, when it came time for a new truck, there was no question as to which one I'd choose.
From one Veteran to another I thank you for your service! That is a sweet looking Maverick, and I love the picture!Four years active with the Air Force in the early 1970s and then nine years with the Navy Executive Learning Office following 9/11 and I never got tired of seeing big grey aircraft that sliced through the air or huge ships that cut through blue water. So, when it came time for a new truck, there was no question as to which one I'd choose.
Thank you, sir. And thanks for your service.
It was an honor to serve. I am an Army Desert Storm Vet. I was Field Artillery. My Father was. Navy Vietnam Vet. He served on the CV19 USS Hancock.
