Nice, I bought a 2003 Dark Shadoe Grey Lightning new in 2203 as a divorce present to myself. I garage kept it about 4 years, sold it with about 30,000 miles. that joker was fast!
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We are opposite ends of the truck market here @Tommydogg for sure.
You had a 5.4L V8 Gas truck which would be stupid fast (0-60 in around 5 seconds). This is a fully electric truck which is also has incredible torque / acceleration (0-60mph in just under 4 seconds). But very different things.
I can run a 30’ cord into the truck bed plug and it’ll power a chop saw / table saw etc on the job site. Nuts!
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I wanna play. Yes, I realize there are 2 red jeeps here. 1 for IN and 1 for FL. I didn’t plan it this way - it just happened! I assure you that they’re different. 1 is a 2 door and the other is a 4 door.
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Did you get the TruCoat?
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You have to love a red Jeep! What tent setup is that?
Her is one of mine from early this morning! That is an Atlas rocket going up from the Cape behind it just above the windsheild! Also is a daylight picture. The Florida sun is killing the clear coat on the windshield frame.
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Oh yeah. You betcha!
Umm, no. But I couldn’t resist. 
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It’s a 23zero Armadillo X2 with an annex. It has been a great tent, but we’re looking for an iKamper Skycamp to make a little more space to accommodate a rescue dog we’re adopting.
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I’d like to have one but I need to get a bed rack first for my Gladiator. I like the Rebel Offroad set ups for Gladiators. They also have a killer flat bed system too. But alas, I need a 392 also!
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That Rebel setup is pretty daggone sweet!
They are, I have their bumpers and other odds and ends. I usually hang out with those guys a bit at Jeep Beach. I don’t think we are going this year though, I have too many other trips planned. Do you go?
I posted my Renault Clio above. It’s for when I need a car, which isn’t often. It’s 4 years old and has just over 6,500 km on it (about 4,000 mi). Around town, which is most of the time, I use my 4-speed Bronze Sky Metallic Brompton P Line foldable bike, which I keep in a corner behind my dining room table. Great for small apartments!
That forged carrier block above the front headlight is for attaching one of the many available bag types. I have the Borough Basket Bag. It’s great!
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Too cool for school. NSFW language.
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Ooh, came across forgotten pictures of my first racecar. I had previously owned a BMW M3, and somebody told me about high performance driver schools and how you could take your car out on the local racetrack. Sold.
After my first event, I was hooked. Promptly sold the M3 so I could build a proper racecar. I bought the cheapest clapped out shell I could find, and pretty much replaced everything. It wasn’t necessarily pretty, but damn was it fun to drive!
EDIT: Video!
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I’ve had a number of rides over the years. It started with a handful of Pontiac Fieros for a while. I found a love for motorcycles somewhere and had a few sport bikes. Had some fun, got in some trouble, and decided to get off the street and went exclusively track. Did some club racing and got tired of only riding 10 weekends a year. Got pulled into the Harley world from an old classmate and decided on this. A 2018 HD Breakout
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That looked like a blast! Keeping up with 2 Porsches! 
I know the feeling, but on a much smaller scale. At the time (around 1990), most go karts had a single 5 HP engine. I was attending a software SIG (Special Interest Group) meeting at Big Cedar Lodge in southwest Missouri. A few of us drove up to Branson one night for some fun. We took back roads to avoid the continuous traffic jams on the highway into Branson and arrived at a T intersection on the west side town. Right there was a go kart track. Woo hoo! It wasn’t just an oval, but a true F1 style race track. And the go karts had TWIN 5 HP motors. We tore the place up. The owner eventually threw us out, but good lord, did we have a good time!
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This is a fantastic summary of me and about three of my friends and our various sportbikes. 19 years old + 145mph vehicle got expensive fast.
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I am willing to try almost anything once, but not this. Not ever. But it’s a blast to watch! From somewhere where they speak Spanish.
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That is great to watch. If you like dangerous/stupid cycling try this Lucas Brunelle film about alley cat racing in New York traffic (riding fixed with no other brakes).
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