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Still have the SRT8 Chrysler and I'm hoping to take it to the track soon. The time came to buy a newer vehicle and I wanted to make sure it'll tow the 2-ton beast to the track. Looking around for a dodge ram and dodge really screwed up flooding the market with their stupid quad cab. I wasn't about to buy a truck that I didn't fit comfortably in the back. Only 1 out of 10 rams I saw in my budget was a true crew cab and there was always something wrong with it. Ford on the other hand was killing it in the crew cab arena. I found plenty of nice examples and settled on the one I wanted. 2011 Ford F-150 FX2 with the 3.5L Ecoboost with only 70K miles on the clock. Black on Black with leather. Now I can comfortably tow the car to the track and not have to worry about making it home when I break it. So far the Ecoboost is giving me 16mpg around town and only needs regular gas. That alone saves me $70-80 a month in gas savings because I no longer have to run premium.

You are an amazing human being Arty-RC. I can only hope that if the day ever comes and I'm gone someone treats my wife with the same care and respect you're showing her. Even after the years click away. Mr 300 is surely smiling down at you for thinking of his wife. This reminds me I'll have to let him know I finally bought a Ford. But I'll start another post for that.

Staples store has ROTARY trimmers/cutter and GUILLOTINE cutters/slicers.

Normal vinyl does not seem to be an issue, just the HTV I have to be cognizant of the pinch roller setup and how I position it. I guess knowing this and realizing now, I can adjust accordingly and just use diff roller areas depending on what size HTV I am running and rotate images if needed to keep the cuts within them. Having the option to move the rollers is nice as there are like 5-6 strips, and the fact these rollers do not make any marks on either material is very nice as well. It gives me options

I also sent Bill's wife a text this morning. As soon as this Covid-19 mess is over the wife and I will take a drive across state to take her to lunch like we did a couple of years ago.