[Ramjet97503]

Hello from southern Oregon. After realizing that my 98 Rav4 was no longer up to my towing demands I searched for a decent tow vehicle and bought a 04' Titan XE 4X4 with "power nothing". I didn't know vehicles from this millennium were still made with crank windows and manual mirrors and door locks! The price was right so I can't complain too much. This forum has been a great source of information as I am experiencing that same Titan nuances that most everyone else is. If anyone can tell me how to do a search within the forum (not the Google bar), please let me know.

Thanks,

Roger Ramjet

 

[danman]

Hello from southern Oregon. After realizing that my 98 Rav4 was no longer up to my towing demands I searched for a decent tow vehicle and bought a 04' Titan XE 4X4 with "power nothing". I didn't know vehicles from this millennium were still made with crank windows and manual mirrors and door locks! The price was right so I can't complain too much. This forum has been a great source of information as I am experiencing that same Titan nuances that most everyone else is. If anyone can tell me how to do a search within the forum (not the Google bar), please let me know.

Thanks,

Roger Ramjet

Neat last name...see attachment

 

[danman]

Or you can search from the tabs on top of this page by category...or search what you want via google and add titantalk at the end of it

 

[1AAuto.com]

Welcome to the site

 

[Ramjet97503]

Or you can search from the tabs on top of this page by category...or search what you want via google and add titantalk at the end of it

Adding Titan Talk works great, thanks for the tip.

Roger Ramjet, The All American Hero was a cartoon character when I was growing up. Just like Popeye gets his power fro spinach, Roger Ramjet got his power by taking a Proton Energy pill. That source of power came in to question during the anti drug campaign and thought to be a bad influence to the kids. As a result, Roger Ramjet was removed from the airwaves. Have a first name Roger, I grew up with kids calling me Roger Ramjet so I learned to embrace it. BTW, when I was in the Army I loved it when I got to say "Roger out" on the radio.