JHudson: Just curious, but what kind of car? I switched to an "economy" car couple years ago from a '71 Impala and miss the storage space and mass (and a real engine!) of the old boat. Planning to get full size blazer as soon as budget allows.
Armed to the teeth? Or just being prepared.
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learnedmonkey
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Apparently, if you forget about your knife the day you're taking your dad to see the statue of liberty, ONE is too many... 
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Crown Victoria and Mercury Grand Marquis; these are basically the same care by Ford or Mercury and interestingly they are very inexpensive, have high reliability scores and very low resale values!!! Buy used!
They are usually owned by old people and driven gently, although they have serious get up and go. Both have rear wheel drive however, so are not as good in snow and ice as front wheel drive, unless you have technique.
They are usually owned by old people and driven gently, although they have serious get up and go. Both have rear wheel drive however, so are not as good in snow and ice as front wheel drive, unless you have technique.
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I personally carry a minium of two knives and a multitool. Im not carrying the knives for defense but for utility. My sidearm is for defense. I usually carry one beater knife and one nice knife. Currently im carrying a benchmade griptilian and a 941ti. I usually try to carry knifes that complement each otehr, such as one big and one small, or one nice and one beater. Its not due to paranoia, but different tools for different jobs.
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