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Ahhhh, I was thinking it had to be something from a luxury make. Good call then.

Camera phones today and far and away better than some full on cameras were just a few years ago. I really want a DSL-R though. They can't be beat, especially for pictures after dark. These were all after dark using my brother's DSL-R.

ATS Luxury with the Carbon Sport package in AWD. Phantom gray, safety and security package, advanced security package, and sunroof.

Thanks everyone. Photography is my relaxation I suppose. One of these days I will have more than my Galaxy note to take photos with haha. This phone's camera does surprise me sometimes though.

Gotta love the fact those 2 places are only 2 miles and 20 miles from home

A training collar. Some have tendencies to chase things like deer that will literally lead them miles out. Usually a good audible buzz will bring the dog off the trail and back to the truck.

Would have been better had it not been so miserably hot and dry.

1. Toyota Corolla. Yes, they sell great, but I see very little redeeming value. They are slow, tinny, and completely devoid of any personality. 2. Dodge Dart. This could have been great, but it rushed to market so Fiat could get some more of the Chrysler pie. The proposed mid cycle refresh with AWD, turbos, and SRTs coule have really made the Dart something special, but instead they killed it. WTF? 3. Mitsubishi Lancer: Now that the EVO has been sent to greener pastures the only halfway interesting thing about this car is that it offers AWD, but it so miserably outdated at this point, that isn't enough to make it redeemable. 4. Toyota Tundra: By today's standard it is ancient. The few updates they have done has done little to help it and it's sales are a mere spec compared to the big 3's sales. Drown it. 5. Toyota Sequoia: See tundra, only worse.

I may cheat and do a second one with cars, probably Thursday when i get back to work haha. guess I got trucks on my mind because the next 2 days will be spent in the hills with about 9 beagles

Hmmmm, this one may take me a bit. Will start with a couple mopars 2016 Viper GTS 8.4 V10 06 Ram SRT10 Night Runner More to come tomorroe

I am gonna keep this one all trucks and SUVs 2006 SSR with an LS2 and 6 speed manual please 2017 power wagon 6.4 2014 Raptor 6.2 V8 2016 Grand Cherokee SRT8 6.4 V8 2016 G65 6.0 TT V12

2001 Firebird Formula V6 2000 Cobra R 5.4 E55 AMG 1991 Z28 350 TPI Dodge Challenger T/A 5.7

1993 Mustang Cobra 4.9 V8 1996 Ford Thunderbird Sport 4.6 V8 1996 STS 4.6 V8 2004 Mercury Marauder in silver 4.6 V8 Crown Vic sport

1996 Stealth R/T TT AWD 3.0 2002 thunderbird 3.9 V8 300 ZX 3.0TT Colorado trail boss 3.6 V6 CTS V-Sport 3.6TT

1. Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio 2.9 tubro 6 2. GMC Canyon All Terrain 2.8 Diesel Toyota 86 2.0 boxer 4 VW Golf R 2.0T Focus RS 2.3T

Sting Rays had some issues the first year, C&D had a very early engine failur, but I am sure that is a non-issue at this point.

I would love and 01 bullitt.

Big, black, and sinister......

Gotcha, hmmmmm. Ok, let's see. C6 Z06 2009 Chrysler 300 SRT8 2012 Fusion Sport AWD 2006 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 2006 Ram Night Runner 4x4

What about vehicles that have had massive refreshes? (ex 11 to `13 GC vs 14+, 13-16 MKZ vs the 17 model)?

Of these 2, the Macan. In reality a GC SRT8

Charming snakes