bllsht did pass the time by typing:
^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ didn't know those could be used in the same sentence.
bllsht did pass the time by typing:
^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ didn't know those could be used in the same sentence.
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Oh, you know all about that, do you?
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Actually, my lippy, uninformed friend, both are VERY good off road vehicles. (Do us a favor and read a bit before you post, ok?)
Whats a Geo Metro? I drive a 88 Isuzu Bighorn (Released in the USA as the Trooper II), used to drive a big Nissan Sedan before it was stolen, and usually drive a Holden Commodore these days. none are especially noteworthy as being compact econoboxes.
Oh and I've taken my stock 2.8L T-diesel Isuzu with AT tires through where a Cherokee with MTs bogged down.
rhys
Over rock and dry, I don't like em in mud or sand. besides they're normally sold here with road only tires due to the sales coming form Supermarket warriors only.
rhys
LOL, good point...
Exactly. None are especially noteworthy.
An eggshell with wheels, powered by a three-cyl gas engine, I think it was a Suzuki that was imported to the US by GM in the late 80's/early 90's.
Matt Macchiarolo did pass the time by typing:
Worse than an eggshell.
Had one as a rental car and got "tapped" from behind. The kind of a nudge I normally wouldn't give a second thought but the left front headlamp went out. So I decided it would be better to get out and look. Problem.. Drivers door wouldn't open. So I went out the passenger side, walked around and holeeeee shi*. The back bumper was pressed in, the back quarter panel was creased all the way to the front quarter panel and the front light had shattered.
Too bad I didn't have a camera.
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