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I don't challenge that, but it's still cheaper than three expensive cars. And I'm selling down to two anyways.
Definitely not %.They are if you're in the 1%.
My wife and I bought our cars brand new for what you're paying *used*. You and Mrs Sto-- Monocle are clearly SSD.
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^^^ those Bentley GT are the titties.
Most expensive vehicle I've ever bought was $14k.
Most expensive vehicle I've ever bought was $14k.
Most I have ever paid is 8k for my dakota
you bust your ass so i am officially done giving you shit about it.
going to see a henry rollins photo/spoken word/slide show/meet/greet thingy in january...
should be interesting.
Got the footer adapter from Thule, footers off ebay and I had the cross bars, kayak rack and bike tray. spent a couple of hours after work setting it up on my newused Mercedes now I can go play using the car, truck, or RV
oh and to play the $$ game. the car was given to me for free, the 350 4x4 dually was 4 years old sold originally or 78K we got it for 38K
oh and to play the $$ game. the car was given to me for free, the 350 4x4 dually was 4 years old sold originally or 78K we got it for 38K
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I, on the other hand, will continue to buddy his chops relentlessly
I think those ski people are not being fully truthful. generally, backcountry skis have little camber, and a soft flex. this way they track well in deep/soft snow. you're generally not overly concerned about glide in that situation, and you are more concerned with control and flotation. That said, for $20 you can't go wrong. Then you can experiment with what works for you and what doesn't.
actually, you said the previous owner used them for hunting. are you planning on using them in set tracks or for roaming the backcountry in search of prey?
prolly classic then.
The difference is skating is...well skating but needs a groomed track. Hard to learn but a blast once you get it down. Made me a much better alpine skier.
Classic is the...well, classic style. like the motion everyone thinks of when they think XC skiing. Like a nordic track. Does not require a set track but helps lots.
poor example...but... skate on the left.
The answer is
..... Yes..... I plan on using them for back country hunting, and just plain getting g out and having fun. I sent in an email to Rossignol for more info, they called them a touring ski, best described as an all around do it all good, nothing best ski. I will eventually get something nicer, likely two sets, one made for back could try type stuff and something for go fast. But like you said.... 20 bucks for the right size, can't go wrong