Whats everyone driveing this winter.
10-05-2007, 10:35 AM
#41
Burning Brakes
What else would I drive...
The winters here in WA are long, and crappy, but not very cold, not a lot of snow, and no salt. They're particularly crappy because it just rains... rains... more rain... then rain again... and MAYBE some snow... but it usually only lasts for a couple of days (while everyone crashes into each other in 1" of snow...
) then it's all cleared up, and back to rain...
I'll be driving my vette in just about anything, except snow, or ice storms...
-Dan
The winters here in WA are long, and crappy, but not very cold, not a lot of snow, and no salt. They're particularly crappy because it just rains... rains... more rain... then rain again... and MAYBE some snow... but it usually only lasts for a couple of days (while everyone crashes into each other in 1" of snow...
) then it's all cleared up, and back to rain...I'll be driving my vette in just about anything, except snow, or ice storms...
-Dan
10-05-2007, 10:45 AM
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Melting Slicks
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On bad days, it will be one of my AWD 3000GT's. Nice days will be any of the three in my sig, whatever my moods picks that day.
Paul, I just noticed the "FOR SALE" in your sig. Why are you selling?
Paul, I just noticed the "FOR SALE" in your sig. Why are you selling?
10-05-2007, 11:25 AM
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Melting Slicks
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I have one of the ugliest looking trucks made, and I love it,, its so good... A Honda Ridgeline,, which if you dont need to haull really heavy loads,, is one terrific truck. Which proves the saying,,, " beauty is as beauty does"
10-05-2007, 12:07 PM
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Carbon copy of my truck! Only difference may be, I can't tell if yours is a Laramie. Great trucks, aren't they!!!
10-05-2007, 12:16 PM
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When I was in northern Japan (Wakkanai), I drove a military track master. Like an enclosed bulldozer. Used two sticks to steer instead of steering wheel; held about 8 people.
Handled the 30 feet of snow beautifully.
Handled the 30 feet of snow beautifully.
10-05-2007, 01:29 PM
#55
Racer
No way can I drive my 'vert through the English winters.
So I have a 4x4 truck.
Had a try at the Nissan.
Diesel, 2.5L
175 BHP.
40.3mpg @ 60mph
To me that is really damn good consumption.
So I have a 4x4 truck.
Had a try at the Nissan.
Diesel, 2.5L
175 BHP.
40.3mpg @ 60mph
To me that is really damn good consumption.
