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Update. Got it all in the jeep without the trailer and got there and back safely. Also I am an independent contractor so all vehicles are personal vehicles but my insurance knows what I do. Thanks for the advice all I knew I could count on some educated advice from you all

Yeah 4 inches of snow and I'm driving the van today but when it gets deeper than the bumper it doesn't wanna go, and I deliver blood and other medical stuff so it has to go no matter what. Never missed a delivery in 3 years

2 lane mostly some 4 lane probably not even scraped for the most part up and down steep hills

Tomorrow it is supposed to snow 10 in. Here and I am a courier that drives 300 miles a day. Usually I drive a Chrysler town and country (front wheel drive) but want to take my 4wd jeep tomorrow but I would most likely have to pull a 4x5 enclosed trailer if I take the jeep. My question is, would...

Ford 6.0 diesel for sure. Spent 7,000 dollars trying to get mine fixed and the tec at ford said they have a 90% failure rate... After all that my engine was toast and I traded it for a mini van

I am looking for something metal. that I can sand down and paint... I am looking for something kind of easy I done a license plate and am looking for something else to do now. I'm looking for something small (I live in a smaller place) and if it has 2 tones of paint I would like it to be raised...

done, thats awesome

I am from london kentucky, and it seems like from what I have read everyone on here is from georgia florida or california, may be a flop but I kinda wanna see where everyone is from. who knows we may find we are living a few miles away haha.Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 15