What do you drive? (Tulsa, Lawton: house, travel, work)

[SeabeeBolt]

Now LadyRobyn thats what ya might call a "Grandma's Carriage ".
Is that the same one that you took all thoughs wonderful Ft Sill pictures from, plus the pic of your DH coming out of the port-a-pooper ?

[SeabeeBolt]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

I drive a Dodge Dakota 4x4, 5sp W/OD and with a chrome plated cross bed tool box in back. I don't have a full picture of i the The one below is not mine but it's close.
except mine is maroon, with oversized tires.

Auh, come on . Your just wishing you had a truck like this one LOL, Just kidding MK .

[colleeng47]

I don't have a picture, but my vehicle is a 2001 white Chevy Silvarado 1500 pickup truck with extended cab, with over 200,000 miles on it.

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by SeabeeBolt

Auh, come on . Your just wishing you had a truck like this one LOL, Just kidding MK .

Mine's acouple years older then that.

Ask LR, she seen it

Dodge is big in OK. (although I bought this in Ca.)

[redbird4848]

Maybe LR will do a drive by and post a pic of your hot wheels!

I still want to see what kind of car Synopse drives.... is it freaky-techie, and futuristic?

[SeabeeBolt]

Redbird,

That thing looks like an upside down fish bowl on wheels.

Looks like they're still trying to find "NIMO."

[mkfarnam]

redbird4848 wrote:

Maybe LR will do a drive by and post a pic of your hot wheels!

She already has, look above mine on the previous page.

[Goodpasture]

The two of us have a four rides that we use. My son has my 85 Blazer. I think he is going to keep it (or try to). We have a Jeep Cherokee sport that needs tranny work and has a crack in the manifold, we have a 89 Dodge half ton (red, white, rust and primer) that we use for handyman work. And we have an 08 Doge quad cab that we use on the job. It is the basic model.......2 wheel drive, roll up windows, automatic, 6 cylinder, rubber floors, etc. We do enough stuff out in the boonies that we needed a truck we could hose out, and anything with good upholstery or power anything comes with carpets (and a lots bigger price tag).

[techienomad]

2003 Ford Expedition XLT. 2 dvd screens, 1 front (touchscreen) 1 back, rca input/output and electrical jack for video games and laptops. Why? We take a lot of weekend trips, 3 day 2 night or 4 day 3 night trips. As I've been saying, we're coming out to OK in April and all of this stuff will be used. Fly? No thanks. If they can guarantee me they maintenance there planes regularly (I doubt it). Besides, by driving we get to see things you don't when you fly. The experiences leave long-lasting memories.

[windowphobe]

Inasmuch as trucks suggest the possibility of doing actual work, I bought a car instead. (It's an Infiniti I30, vintage 2000. A bit overwrought, perhaps to justify its lofty sticker price when it was new, but it gets 28 mpg on road trips in the summer with the A/C cranked up.)