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With regard to paint lines and Gladiators, I like this video of Gladiator production:

It seems like the Wizard of Oz at Toledo makes decisions behind a curtain that seemingly are senseless, but since they produce about 800 a day, it really couldn't be.

It's funny, mine is supposedly coming to the PHX hub rather than Utah, although for New Mexico either would work.

I just traveled between Albuquerque and San Diego on I-25 to I-10 to I-8 and back all with major railways parallel. There were literally thousands of cars on that route. We must have seen 30 or more tremendously long trains, none of which had the auto cars, but that was pretty far south. My...

They evidently found my truck (ordered 2/25, built 4/14) after sitting on the Toledo lot since 4/14. It now is on the train (see image) and hopefully will head west in our lifetime. Yes, the TBD date was the build date as Bill noticed, and the dealers do have the best and most up to date data.

I always have a charged boost in my trucks anyway, so that solves that. Thanks.

Well, my sales guy said my JTR is "rail loaded", no ETA yet.

Ordered 2/25, just "rail loaded". Now the train actually has to move. I hope to get it before winter!

Can you eliminate that aux battery? If so, are there any special procedures?

And likely nuclear.

I’m at 3.5 months.

You and I both, eh?

Well, I already gave them $500. I do have a buyer for my 2018 Tacoma at the MSRP too. Sucks.

I always appreciate your essays, Bill. I've had five Tacomas since 1999. No issues until my 2018 TRDPro. Three recalls, one for a fuel pump with poor composition of the impeller (made in China), one for the cab external light leaking (mine didn't), and brake issues. So, I've decided to go...

That's good news, although what you don't use will be captured by the for-profit utility. You do get net metering to bank for the summer, but in the meantime they sell it to others. That's why I tried to scale it to what we would use plus a bit more. If I was storing it, that would be...

I don't know how supportive AZ is. New Mexico is very supportive, at least with the current administration.

Another reason to dump the power companies like Oregon has. PNM here in New Mexico seems to be doing quite well even though they have installed many megawatts, maybe gigawatts. The ratepayers are paying for distribution and storage though. When you propose to install solar, PNM determines...

I got it from my vendor (Affordable Solar): https://affordable-solar.com/ They told me that I was restricted to 10, but 6.2 has been adequate.

What proportion have rooftop solar? That will reduce the drain nationwide.