My problem is I want a new Challenger so bad I can
taste it,but it would either be at the cost of losing
the Grand Cherokee,which can't happen,or losing the
Dak. Both of our current vehicles are practical and
necessary when the snow flies,and we like them a lot.
On the other hand,the new Challenger isn't a practical
car at all. But it just screams in a Mopar fan's veins
like a bad drug habit. This is a very important
car,and I'd like to have one.
Steve P.
--- "Pindell, Tim P" <TPindell@otterbein.edu> wrote:
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net
> > [mailto:owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net]
> On Behalf Of
> > Steve Preston
> > Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 7:23 PM
> > To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
> > Subject: Re: DML: SRT10
> >
> >
> > Tim,you do not want a Ram. It's a great
> truck,don't get me
> > wrong. It's a Dodge! But that would be a totally
> different
> > mailing list. Look,you've been here and you know
> us. At least
> > with us,you know what you got. Those other mailing
> lists and
> > forums will not be good to you,Tim. They will draw
> you in
> > with their promises and leave you on the side of
> the road
> > crying,with a wasted life,and emotionally
> bankrupt.
> > Don't do it.
> >
> > But yeah,I mean SRT's are really cool. I'd
> definitely get it.
> > But not at the expense of losing your Dakota.
> > HTH.
> >
> > Steve P.
> >
>
>
> I have to put one toy back in the toybox before I
> get another. I only
> have room for 2 toys and 1 driver at this point. I
> already have a '86
> GLHT and that's not going anywhere. The wife enjoys
> her sensible,
> grown-up Stratus to the point that she's decided to
> drive the wheels off
> of it, so it isn't going anywhere. That leaves the
> Dak...
>
> The SRT10 might be so different regarding suspension
> and drive train
> that the regular Ram lists might not be much help,
> although those that
> do cater to the weirdness of the SRT10 still might
> still leave me as a
> dried up husk of a man beside the road of life. I
> can resist anything
> but temptation and 505 cubic inches is so very
> tempting.
>
> I won't be going anywhere, Dak or not. I still have
> 2 Daks in the
> family: my dad's '89 4-banger (was mine) and my
> baby sister's '02 QC
> 4x4. In addition, this list has a particular
> maturity about it with
> regard to the life-cycle of mailing lists. There
> are some good people
> here, both personally and professionally. There are
> not many groups who
> can self-moderate to the extent this one does. Many
> others devolve to
> flame wars with the kidz, and I'm not into that.
> There are a few SRT10
> forums that seem pretty good...so far.
>
> I'll make an offer on the SRT10 in a week or so if
> its still there. I've
> been doing some research. The end of the month quota
> crunch time might
> give me a little leverage. If the dealer accepts my
> offer, then I'll
> try to sell the Dak at the Nats. If not, then "Oh,
> Well!" I need a 505
> cubic inch V10 like a fish needs a bike.
>
>
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