Originally Posted By: Billy Cola
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wow james what is that thing? it looks like a mini hummer or something…talk about good advertising
wow james what is that thing? it looks like a mini hummer or something…talk about good advertising
Originally Posted By: jrooff
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Billy it’s a 710K Pinzgauer, just type it in search in Google and you’ll find all there is on it. Alas the poor hummers can’t hold a candle against the Pin
and there so fun to drive.Originally Posted By: jruppert
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I drive a mint 1995 BMW 530I. I can get her up to about 120 MPH which gets me to my inspections quickly! I use a telescopic ladder, and the whole setup works great! I’ll never give up my BMW!
Originally Posted By: jvanloo
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I use a 2002 PT Cruiser Woody edition. It also has a custom Woody horn from back in the day… boy it’s fun to see people’s reaction when I honk that thing…
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Originally Posted By: mgault
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heated leather seats here in Charleston SC!!! These winters get down near freezin’!!
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Originally Posted By: lewens
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Micheal
Oh please, It gets cold in Charlie Town? I don’t think so. Come up here to the great white north and you will know what cold is. When you guys are down there freezing I am down there playing golf in a T shirt and shorts. How about so cold you have to turn on the headlights for a minute to warm up the battery enough to start the truck? How about so cold even radial tires get a flat spot on them and you go thumping down the road for a few minutes till they warm up enough to get round again?
By the way I drive a 1989 Chevy Van 10 with 160,000 miles on the clock and still going strong. But then again it is a Chev. Colder than a wtiches &%* in the winter and hotter’n hell in the summer but it does the job.
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Originally Posted By: mgault
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| lewens wrote: |
| Micheal
Oh please, It gets cold in Charlie Town? I don't think so. Come up here to the great white north and you will know what cold is. When you guys are down there freezing I am down there playing golf in a T shirt and shorts. |
I see a ton of white with blue letter ONTARIO plates down here dring the winter, but hardly ever see them during Terrorist Season (oops, I mean tourist season!)
Must be very nice up there this time of year 
Met a lady the other day who said she normally "summers in Wyoming" because of the heat here in July and August...and all I could think about for a few seconds was "she's like a Buffalo". Had to seriously concentrate to get that visual outta my head
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Originally Posted By: lewens
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Micheal
If it’s tourist season does that mean it’s open season on tourists?
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Originally Posted By: kshepard
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1995 Chevy Caprice 9C1 (former unmarked highway patrol car with LT1 motor and monster trunk). Quiet, comfortable, all high-performance and supposedly capable of around 150 Mph
for those widely spaced inspections. Trunk carries 17’ ladder and all equipment.19 mpg with 2/3 highway driving. Find them at auctions for about $4500.00
Originally Posted By: sbailey1
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2003 4WD F250 Powerstroke Crew Cab
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Originally Posted By: jrooff
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Saxon Bailey, check out your pledge area ASAP I think shoes has an(S) in front of hoes. You better move fast .
Originally Posted By: sbailey1
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Thanks James,
boy I feel like a goof. Must be a combination of too many fires and too hot attics. I’ll change that pledge page right away. Again, many thanks!
   
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