"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Dan J.S. wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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70k miles is nothing. Also, I know there are exceptions to the rule, so
to speak. But, if you'll go somewhere like kelly blue book, or J.D.
Powers, etc. and look at owner satisfaction numbers, repair frequency
numbers, etc., you'll find that in most catagories, Japanese cars fair
much better than U.S. built vehicles.

Care to point me to a Japanese vechicle rated to tow a 15,000 lb fifth
wheel and I'll consider it.

Eisboch


I say the amount of money you will spend on fuel towing a 15,000 lbs
fifth wheel, you are better off sleeping in a fancy hotel.

Most of the places Mrs. E will stay in at night while on the road won't
allow horses in the room.


Close to the truth.

Eisboch

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70k miles is nothing. Also, I know there are exceptions to the rule, so
to speak. But, if you'll go somewhere like kelly blue book, or J.D.
Powers, etc. and look at owner satisfaction numbers, repair frequency
numbers, etc., you'll find that in most catagories, Japanese cars fair
much better than U.S. built vehicles.


Care to point me to a Japanese vechicle rated to tow a 15,000 lb fifth
wheel and I'll consider it.

Eisboch


That's a comment you really love. But, it's pointless because you're using a
rarely purchased specialty vehicle* as an example. It may as well be a
Caterpillar payloader.


* Don't even comment on the statistical meaning of this. Just don't.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Care to point me to a Japanese vechicle rated to tow a 15,000 lb fifth
wheel and I'll consider it.

Eisboch


That's a comment you really love. But, it's pointless because you're using
a rarely purchased specialty vehicle* as an example. It may as well be a
Caterpillar payloader.


* Don't even comment on the statistical meaning of this. Just don't.


I won't, other than to point out that RV'ing has had a dramatic growth curve
in the past few years and the market for products continues to be healthy.
I am willing to bet that Toyota or some other Japanese company will, within
a couple of years, introduce a truck that can compete with Ford's 250/350
series or GM and Dodge's 2500/3500 lines.

What is dangerous is seeing people trying to tow a 30 foot travel trailer
and all their gear with a Tundra.

Eisboch

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Care to point me to a Japanese vechicle rated to tow a 15,000 lb fifth
wheel and I'll consider it.

Eisboch


That's a comment you really love. But, it's pointless because you're
using a rarely purchased specialty vehicle* as an example. It may as well
be a Caterpillar payloader.


* Don't even comment on the statistical meaning of this. Just don't.


I won't, other than to point out that RV'ing has had a dramatic growth
curve in the past few years and the market for products continues to be
healthy.

Oh boy. At least some state campgrounds are kind enough to segregate these
monstrosities, far from the tent areas, so we don't need to listen to the
damned generators that are cranked up at 7:01 AM when quiet hours end.

K. Smith wrote:

Sorry about that Skip, the msn is a little joke for us non windows
people, but of course it's a huge joke for windows user:-)

Just sent you a mail, been reading the NG but um ........ Krause has
gone completely mad, we all suspected a 2nd term for Bushy tail would
sent him off his trolly again, but damn Nicholson couldn't replicate his
performance.

Take care.


K

Isn't this special.....
Karen of OZ and Skipper of Kansas.
Which one is Dorthy and which one is the Wizard?

Harry Krause wrote:


Ooooooh. Mr. and Mrs. Skunk together again...just imagine the stench.


We'll all have to buy a jug of Vapo-Rub to apply under our nostrils.

Skipper wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote:


I've got 70,000+ miles on a 2001 F150 SuperCrew with the 5.4L V8 and I have
had zero problems. I just get the oil changed every 5 to 10 thousand miles
and I've replaced the tires once.


We real Americans must carry the freight for hoards of leftist
freeloaders clinging to the teats of this great society.

--
Skipper


...and just how do you accomplish that with your Wal-Mart greeter job?

Doug Kanter wrote:


Get him here before Lake Ontario freezes over.



Gonna take Skippy swimming?

*JimH* wrote:


Say again?

The way we hear it up here...GM executives are crying about the
expensive retired employee health plan.

Harry Krause wrote:

Isn't this special.....
Karen of OZ and Skipper of Kansas.
Which one is Dorthy and which one is the Wizard?

Skippy is Dorothy, and Ms. Smith is the Wizard: all bluster, knows
nothing, and hides behind a curtain of anonymity.

She did burn *your* tail feathers in those Ficht technology debates.

--
Skipper