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Got a line on a clean, well-modded, 140k mile 98 5.9 Cherokee Limited.
Do want. Do want badly.
One of us! One of us!
Got a line on a clean, well-modded, 140k mile 98 5.9 Cherokee Limited.
Do want. Do want badly.
if I don't check back in later in the day, send Spectre.
Jag purchase is on. Flying out tomorrow morning to South Carolina; if I don't check back in later in the day, send help.
No one in their right mind...
Jag purchase is on. Flying out tomorrow morning to South Carolina; if I don't check back in later in the day, send help.
What if it was the SVO?
I visited UK for the first time ever. I didn't get an opportunity to drive there myself, but took a taxi from Birmingham airport to Stafford and back. I really don't understand how can you drive on the shitty highway you call M6? What the hell is the point of those concrete stripes across the road every 10 meters? At least in a Citro?n Van and Mondeo I took they felt awful. Constant bumps mile after mile... Makes Finnish shitty roads feel comfortable
The M6 through Birmingham is all bridge, it's the very loud expansion joints you're commenting on. The rest of the none-elevated motorways in the country don't have that.
I experienced concrete freeways in what used to be East Germany too many years ago. We came off the ferry in Dresden and drove via Berlin down to Prague. BUMP daBUMP daBUMP daBUMP daBUMP daBUMP for hours.
That shit was annoying in a comfortable bus. I'd hate to experience it in a Trabant :lol:
They never made an SVO Mustang II.
Drive through NYC? I think I'll pass.Good luck! Drive through NYC and stop by
FTFY. I find it easier to sleep at night with this line of thinking.They never made a Mustang II.
FTFY. I find it easier to sleep at night with this line of thinking.
I'm in, but only if we go up the entire spine of the Appalachians on the way.
One of us! One of us!
I think it's more along culture, I'm not sure when it happened but at some point US stopped using seasonal tires so multiple generations of people grew up with no understanding of the differences. Hell I got a friend up in Rochester, NY, not exactly MN but plenty of snow and frequent temperatures in the 20s (IMO the point when winter tires start making sense in the dry) and when I suggested she get winters, she said she asked her mechanic who said A/S would be fine.I think I've mentioned this before, but it strikes me every time I travel back to Bulgaria. Even though it is the poorest country in the EU, and the weather in the winter is in the 30-40F range, with maybe 3-4 days of snow, EVERY car on the road had winter tires. Not only that, but people have separate sets of wheels dedicated for winter use.
So now I am back in Minnesota, a state in the country with one of the highest standards of living, and the majority of cars are running on all seasons, when we have snow that doesn't melt basically from November to April.
Obviously, you can't chalk it up to financial situation, since Bulgarians are clearly poorer than Minnesotans, so the only reasonable explanation is...
...stupidity.