Toads

[Don Bradner]

Wow! I agree you need something different than that Camaro. A Grand Cherokee
should be an excellent choice, and probably the best of the jeep family for the
job.

As far as working on the road via the internet, that is being done by a lot of
people these days. Probably more using WiFi and AirCards, and staying where
those work, than those that use satellite, but when you want to go everywhere
and still be connected it is hard to do without a dish. These days a lot of
people I know use all three interchangeably, whichever is best where they are.

If you haven't already browsed the datastormusers.com forums you might want to
do so, to get an idea of what people are doing.

Don Bradner
90 PT40 "Blue Thunder"
Eureka, CA

On 8/27/2007 at 6:13 PM Leroy Eckert wrote:

>Don,
>I am in a very unique and complicated situation in that I have given the
>responsibility of rearing my 3 beautiful Step-Grandchildren from three
>different fathers at going on 65. Perhaps you can put that together in
>some format. We have permanent custody. I have not so respectfully
>advised the non-child support paying familes where to stick it. The
>children are 10 months, 5 years and 9 years. I did not plan on that so
>significant adjustment are needed. I have been draging a trailer around
>with my wife's 92 Z-28 Camero Convertible 25th Anniversary Edition on it
>but that is a PIA, and where ya gonna put 5 folks in that thing. It is a
>collector car with 33,000 original miles. Gonna sell it on ebay.
>So, I am looking at 2000-2001-2002 Grand Cherokee's used because I know
>hauling the kids around will use the vehicle up over time. As well, I am
>trying to teach the children the benefits of RVing so that when they grow
>up perhaps one of them can haul me around, if I live long enough. For the
>last 10 years I have been jacking around in the tile and stone business
>just because I enjoy the business. This week I completed my continuing
>education requirments to reactivate my CA CPA certificate which has been
>on ice since 1992. My idea is to perform tax return preparation, build a
>client base and perhaps use something like data storm to perform the
>preparation if on the road. I have yet to conclude if that will work. We
>will see. If not, I will open an office and do it somewhere.
>Thanks for the help, it appears that Jeep Cherokee's for the most part are
>towable, if there is an N in the transfer case shifter.
>This post is not all BB stuff, but I learned long ago good advise requires
>facts. Otherwise, it's a problem.
>Leroy Eckert
>1990 WB-40"Smoke N Mirrors"
>Niceville, FL
>Royale Conversion