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Everest, south pole, Donner Pass...um... Theres a place for cotton for sure. I love it. Have many clothes made of it. Someone else said hot and dry, I agree. Just, if I'm going out into the cold and theres a chance I'll could get wet, I stay mostly clear of it

Cotton kills. Most of those explorers were wool. Wool is super

Eh...Sony came out with Beta Max. Way better quality than VHS. Sony also had proprietary MMX (MMS?) Sticks like the SD cards, and those are the only memory sticks Sony cameras would take. Apple operates like this, too.

They did it through communism. Kinda forced the issue. We are busy trying to sus out which capitalist will come up with the best system so we can all get the third best system because they bid the lowest

GMC! Engine was moved to mid frame for the jumps by making a door in the bed exactly opposite the fuel filler door, sliding the engine in there, right behind the cab. That way it wasnt nose-diving hard right off the ramp

That Tango and Cash van, actually built on the GMT400, 1990's version of the full size Chevy Blazer Silverado 5.7 liter. They took out the windshield and put an 80's Monte Carlo Aero edition rear window in front. Attached a couple rocket launchers and voi la!

I like the two-tone tan and brown. Very late 1970's/ early 1980's warm tones

I just want to see Conan the Barbarian or Elvira Mistress of the Dark airbrushed on the side, in some fantastical scene

ah...memories of the 1970's and my parents reminding all of us kids to be so very leery of those van drivers. Then the A-Team came out on TV and parents weren't sure what was worse

Same reason that pickup truck guys who have a camper shell on the bed dont usually have stuff hanging off the sides: there's covered, protected, dry space inside. More so in a van, and it can be all accessed from inside but why put anything outside and expose it to the elements if you dont...

Thank you. There was one of these in every Pinto, Comaro, Thunderbird, Impala, and Cordoba back in the '70's.

Would not make a difference to me. Makes a 70 thousand dollar truck into a 65 thousand dollar truck. Still too rich for my blood

Just looking at the paint "after pics makes me: A) think of Pearl Jam "I wish I was a messenger, and all the news was good. I wish I was the full moon shining off a [Power Wagon's] hood B) want to learn how to do paint correction C) both of those things

I've never been a Dodge truck guy but since I was a kid I've known of Power Wagons, and this one looks great even stock

FIFTY ff-ing grand 13 years ago. Wow.

I read somewhere that the newest iterations of these midsize trucks are dang near size and capacity of 1990's full size trucks. the sloped down front noses aside, just looking at the boxes being high in the air as a dog in "play" stance (had to keep it Mod-friendly). My 14 GMC Sierra is rated...

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To be fair, flannel is cotton. I dont own one but Vermont Flannel is on my list. For now, my flannels consist of L.L. Bean (including one of the thick chamois types) and Weatherproof Vintage. You didnt specifically ask about socks but the ONLY socks I buy now are "Darn Tough" from the Cabot...

I would think Carhart, for cotton. Just remember: cotton kills