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4WD, great traction in the snow, handles off road well, naturally heated seats, and gas is cheap! (I just leave her in the Kiddie-Corral for the day and by closing time she's full and happy - if a little gassy)
Plus, notice the keg of booze strapped to her ass. As long as the bear's not drunk, it's not drunk driving!
In gas guzzling 4 wheel drive leather and fake carbon fiber style.
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Probably the only custom liscence plate I've ever seen that I actually like. :yourock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Superstar Punani
werd.....
I'll be strapping snowshoes on every morning for my hike through forest to work on the hill.
If we go anywhere else it will be in the Taco.
With this on powder days:
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Well, as soon as I get it back on the road anyways... old beater Subie with kick ass snowtires for now.
My ride is going to be rocking "FWD SUX" in 8-12 weeks...Quote:
Originally Posted by leroy jenkins
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my 02 taco TRD
my life would be incomplete w/o her...
Did your parents drive it up from the Bahamas?Quote:
Originally Posted by skezen
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Ha...I'll keep an eye out for that in the KW parking lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by serge944
Here's mine. Ditched my Suby a month or so ago and picked up this '04 AllRoad. Just ordered some anti-sway bars to make the drive through the foothills to Kirkwood a little more fun :)
my chariot, still in summer mode in this pic. Imagine with steelies+snows, front+rear skidplates a light bar and roof box. Mntlion takes the fing cake though, that yota rules. I believe canukistans can legally drive a japanese car over 15 years old.
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Taken on the 2nd day I had it. The family wagon.
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