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33,000 miles in 3 years mostly in the pines? That's a lot. One thing I find myself doing as I look over the ads is spurning the really nice glossy ones, because my heart will break once I go down a narrow road.

Interesting reply from a dealer who has one for sale that is $3,000 over the highest Kelly Bluebook value. I asked him about that. He said: I suppose he's right, but it's kind of odd that the book value is that inaccurate.

Any of you have opinions on the models from 2010 and older? I'm thinking seriously of getting one, and did quite a bit of research. Hard to find good ones with decent mileage left on them. I would not settle for a 4 cylinder, would like V6. It's amazing to me that the people who have them for...

That has to be Cutts right? Since he has pre-1979 ties to the area and it may be his land. Its kind of sad to see.

Interesting. I have one of Beck's original lost town books (signed by him) and that train photo is in there.

I lived my teenage years in Presidential Lakes. I used to go to that gaging station on the roadside when I needed some peace in my mind.

Very interesting Guy. A couple blatant errors in the reports. They said at one point, he was found lying face downward in the cranberry bogs of the West Papoose swamp, but then later Corporal Wood stated the body was found on dry land a short distance from Papoose Creek. Well, was it in a bog...

That, and because of the historic class of cars too. They, and others older than 1996 are so few in number, and don't hit the road often, so why bother.

Did you notice the last name is not spelled correctly, either on the grave stone or in the article. One of them must be wrong.

As of this month I'll be on AC electric. I thought it was odd...I'm moving from Bamber to Barnegat, and I have to switch electric companies (JCPL to AC). Gee, I'm still north of the Mullica.

Let the Russians put them in jail. I never said the US needs to. All countries should stand firmly against this.

Tools are great, but I want to see people in jail.

I used to be afraid to park my CJ-5 jeep in high grass.

That's outrageous. If this happens to our businesses, it affects all of us. I wonder what the US govt is doing to stop this.

I've been a bad boy. I had a vehicle in the 80's, and the converter was clogged. I was preparing to sell it, so in order to improve the performance, I took it off and punched a hole right through the entire mess with a pipe. Ran great after that.

I'm being convinced by the state that the permits, pineland commission rules, money, and labor would be very difficult to put together and make it happen. So, that idea is no longer trendy. We are back to firmly eliminating beaver and keep monitoring for new beaver. I don't think a small breach...

They likely don't harvest the metal, just sell the converter to chop shops. That's an opinion.

Next they'll be ripping out ground wire copper from telephone poles like they did in the great recession. People are feeling the pinch of the economy.

Medford may straddle the path. Never a good thing for them. They pen up all that water for the lakes, which stresses the dams.