Retiring the VW
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Re: Retiring the VW
I think you are talkin about a topper thingieHalgar wrote:
What do you call those fiberglass box thingies with windows and rear hatch that goes on the back of a truck in your area ...
Todd
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Honda Element = Gay.
Not me saying it... http://gaylife.about.com/od/gayproductreviews/tp/gaycars.htm
I like the Mini Cooper though... Yikes (5th position), my buddy has one!
Read comments about the Outback: "The Outback is a long-running lesbian champion."
I love stereotypes...
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I like the Mini Cooper though... Yikes (5th position), my buddy has one!
Read comments about the Outback: "The Outback is a long-running lesbian champion."
I love stereotypes...
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Re: Retiring the VW
Cool thing about an Element is you can probably open the doors and jump a RC car thru it
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Re: Retiring the VW
Note: WTF would VW opt to make a water pump impeller out of plastic? God only knows.
i think alot of smaller engines have plastic water pump impellers
i think alot of smaller engines have plastic water pump impellers
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Re: Retiring the VW
They're called caps here. Though I don't see many on trucks anymore.Halgar wrote:What do you call those fiberglass box thingies with windows and rear hatch that goes on the back of a truck in your area ...
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That fact that you know where to find that info = ??????RC10WORLD wrote:Honda Element = Gay.
Not me saying it... http://gaylife.about.com/od/gayproductreviews/tp/gaycars.htm
I am happily married to a wonderful women and am comfortable enough in my sexuality to own one.
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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Re: Retiring the VW
OMG Jay - that element thing is H O R R I D!!
I guess you arent going after something that looks good!
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I guess you arent going after something that looks good!
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Re: Retiring the VW
X2.greazy wrote:Look at the CR-V , I have an 07 with 60k on it. No problems what so ever.
I had an '05 CRV for 2 years, and later traded up for the Ridgeline.
Not one problem.
Both the the CRV & Ridgeline are the best vehicles I've ever owned.
I took a lot of flack from my Ford friends, but I couldn't be more satisfied.
You can't go wrong with anything Honda makes.
I dig the Element, but my wife thought it was fugly..I like it's simplicity, it reminds me of the old VW Microbus.
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Re: Retiring the VW
The top one is more my style, but I don't want to spend the money. I am too cheap. In terms of off road utility, like I said in the first post, it's what I wanted, but again I am too cheap.
tookmythumb said it best, "Don't park your money in the driveway"
tookmythumb said it best, "Don't park your money in the driveway"
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Besides, Scr8p is going to start a project for me in a couple months. Need to save my duckets for that one.
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BMW, Volvo?mrlexan wrote:The top one is more my style, but I don't want to spend the money. I am too cheap. In terms of off road utility, like I said in the first post, it's what I wanted, but again I am too cheap.
tookmythumb said it best, "Don't park your money in the driveway"
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Re: Retiring the VW
finished that for ya there, jay.mrlexan wrote:Besides, Scr8p is going to start a project for me in a couple months. Need to save my duckets for that one...... since it's gonna cost as much as that bmw m3 coupe.
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