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my son just stopped by to pick up their dog. He spent the weekend while they were having a getaway in vermont. So he drove from mid-VT over to us in NY, in his black Telluride. Not sure I have ever seen a car that dirty. even the roof was coated white with salt.

According to this non-descript FB page, this is a '68 Cadillac deVille convertible. No mention of AI, LOL.

Skittles!

unfortunately, 95+% of my driving is not highway cruising!

Maybe this used to be a bigger deal, but now, almost every car is a great highway cruiser. My Maverick will happily cruise along creeping up over 80, with next to no wind , road or engine noise. Comfy seats, cushy ride. And that is a "baby" truck. I assume a big mastodon like TJC's Ram is even more of a limo than the Lincoln!

I forgot one- my 1967 Buick Riviera (that I bought for $5.00).

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Wow, 5 bucks !! You can’t even steal a car that cheap.

jmonroe

2 - Ford 5.0
1 - Ford 6.6
1 - Ford 4.6
1 - Dodge 5.7

Paging @tjc78 - please pick up the white courtesy telephone.

I forgot one- my 1967 Buick Riviera (that I bought for $5.00).

Does she have another vehicle in the lead and an interior camera as well?

I think I figured it out, there has to be a lead vehicle, and it also looks to me like a roof mounted camera and a separate interior camera facing her. Then, the lead vehicle gets edited out of the final video from the roof mounted camera, and the roof mounted camera gets edited out of the video from the lead vehicle. Thinking about that makes my brain hurt, but I'm sure software can do amazing things these days with just a few clicks.

Going into C43/Club Sport withdrawal; the drive is still a bit of a mess. I could probably get both out if I had to, but the Club Sport has only seen salt once in 30 years and there's no point in driving either in the frozen muck when we have the Wrangler and X1. We ran some errands in the Wrangler for my elderly uncle but other than that we are staying in.