A lama or a llama? Tibetan monks don't have the same trail endurance, due to their wearing sandals.

 

My Ranger is four years old, 46,900 miles on it, and is cruising along. Nice smaller truck, decent gas mileage for having the Edge package. Plus I love that I can hose out the interior (rubber floors and neoprene seats). Not that I ever have, but, ya know, someone might throw up in there one day, so good option to have  

VIVA LA FORD!

 

Here's my Ford. 71' Mustang Mach 1.

 

I have a Dodge. Used to be a Chevy guy but nothing appealed to me from them lately. The only Ford that ever caught my eye besides a Mustang, which I will never own, was whatever the hell European Ford Roger Craig drove in Casino Royale.

 

You mean Daniel Craig? That was a Mondeo.

 

My dad just bought a Ford Ranger off of a neighbor, the same neighbor whose daughter I had bought my Jeep Cherokee from back in summer 2007. It has a manual transmission, and I just might ask and see if my dad could teach me to drive it so that I know how to drive a manual... y'know, just in case I get myself a Mustang down the road.

 

You should know how to drive a manual regardless, in case of an emergency where a manual is the only vehicle and you are the only one able to drive.

 

For real. I'm honestly a little surprised every time I meet a guy who can't.

 

Driving a stick is much more fun, lot less boring, makes you more attentive, better or worse on gas pending what you feel like doing. Did I say alot more fun?