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This seems like a bad idea given that you get hail regularly.
Renault, no less.
As for me, I'm at work like usual. Rolled in at 8:05 in my riding clothes, and the chairman (on with me today) didn't raise an eyebrow, just asked how the ride was.
Holy shit. I'm Bob.how must of us interact with IAB::
It's Colorado, man... how long it gonna take you?
If you had come in with riding clothes and a J hanging out ya mouth... he probably would at least raise ONE eyebrow.
Toyota, Honda, Chevy, Ford, or Volkswagen too.
The Subie will become the street car. Infiniti and M into the garage.
When either my girlfriend or I have her car (Toyota) or one of my vehicles at her parents place, it's among 3 Mercedes.
We keep it real.
Totally. We looked at a Highlander, but the only one with blind spot warning was the top level. It was more than the Infiniti. Not a hard proposition.
I hate packing bikes for shipping. 
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http://www.medved.com/auto/new-2016-chevrolet-colorado-z71_z71-wheat_ridge-80033-co/9773660/
Those bedside decals.
Never in 1 million billion Brazilian years would I allow that thing to be in the vicinity of my vehicle dealership.
Those bedside decals.
Never in 1 million billion Brazilian years would I allow that thing to be in the vicinity of my vehicle dealership.
"it was a life size hot wheel car for some dumb rich kid"http://www.medved.com/auto/new-2016-chevrolet-colorado-z71_z71-wheat_ridge-80033-co/9773660/
Those bedside decals.
They do offer one with a diesel, though. I have never been a fan of the small GM trucks (minus the syclone of course), but a small diesel would be a nice option in the US.http://www.medved.com/auto/new-2016-chevrolet-colorado-z71_z71-wheat_ridge-80033-co/9773660/
Those bedside decals.
My exception to that vehicle is in no way related to it being a Chevy, a Colorado, its power train or being located in Colorado. Moreso it being a custom "Tacoma Eater" special edition.
I just think they are nasty.
I have hadt 5 different Toyota trucks (all 85-93). They were amazing, but for me Toyota got too far away from where they started. All but 2 of my trucks were base model "DX" 4cyl manuals with no frills. I added all the frills I needed. You can't find anything like that in a Tacoma, they are all optioned out. And don't get me started on the Taco "Pre-runner"
<edit> I didn't see the graphics the first time. Wow.
T minus 3 hours to 3 day weekend. Finally try to get back on the bike after the great nut cut. Also been looking at cheap cars to drive to work. Been doing some maths lately and I think a better mileage car payment could easily pay for itself instead of getting 11 mpg in my Tundra. Might go look at something like a Leaf since I could charge for free at work during the day, but not sure I've lost that much dignity yet.
This is the third Coleman stove I've bought in a thrift store for under $15 in the last 2 months...
Clearly I have a problem...
When I was a boy, grandma/grandpa would never call mom and dad to rwturn off vacation if my brothers and I got out of hand... They went outside, got a switch, and taught us what happened when we acted like thisCrazy summer continues. Mother in law called that the little one had just thrown a rock through the rear window of a Mercedes and the boys were fighting so much they can not handle them. So now we have to cancel our vacation in Main and wife has to fly home early and pick up the kids. God damn kids. Daddy is angry
That's what I'm going to look into. I probably spend about $400 a month in gas right now. More when I go riding or other long drives where I don't necessarily need my truck, but it's my only vehicle. I'd just get a motorcycle, but with two kids and different daycares, not really an option...
They have some good deals on the Fiats?
I've heard they have screaming lease deals now and then. 500e would be too small if kid hauling is part of its duties. LEAF (or Focus Electric or Soul EV or even a Spark EV--various and sundry options abound) will work if they're front facing. i3 is similarly too small.
I had the electrician put in a 50A 240V outlet in the garage when we built our house. I then installed our Leviton 40A EVSE there. That plus our RAV4 EV are all we realistically need. My Land Cruiser is there because I like it, mainly.
I had the electrician put in a 50A 240V outlet in the garage when we built our house. I then installed our Leviton 40A EVSE there. That plus our RAV4 EV are all we realistically need. My Land Cruiser is there because I like it, mainly.
I'm going to look into it some more. Also just considering something like a super basic Ford Fiesta. But it definitely needs to haul one or two kids.
Dodge Omni GLHS at Monterey this weekend.
GLHS = goes like hell s'more
Carol Shelbys personal ride, no less.<edit> Sorry, ever since I saw the "highlight" of it this morning, I've been dying to post it.
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@Full Trucker you clearly have better thrift stores than I do
Yep.
My dad was same way, until the day I'd grown enough to tell him we were past that point.
*I've never hit my kids
Also picked up this bad larry...
There were several other super neat old's cool items that kind of indicated maybe someone donated grandpa's garage after he passed. Thinking I might go back and pick up a pair of jack stands, steel truck/car ramps, and a single-burner Coleman stove. Based on the design of the stickers on all these items, I'd date everything from the 50s or 60s.
#creeper
congratulations on not needing to start a thread about it.
Work, ride, tacos.
This guy I was friends with in Jr High showed up at my house. I put him to work cutting up Peppers and Cabbage. I bought him a Ribeye because he ain't got no moneys Beer is gone and now I have to walk to the store and get more. I rode my bike. In fact both of them. The Lemond is awesome on days like this.
If you don't, let me know as I want some jack stands.
My dad popped in to the Goodwill and nabbed the jack stands and ramps for me. Stoked.