Expensive Mistake in a H2
ahaha, yeah it was freakin' great. that thing was tearing up the trails. and it looked badass, all mean and intimidating. after i saw that i wanted one just for that.
oh, and the old orig. broncos looked great. and for off roading, like not climbing, but off road trails and in the wilderness, i'd take an old land cruiser or and old Land Rover, the big ones. for some reason, even though those things are freakin expensive, they are still one of the few SUVs i'd take off roading.
oh, and the old orig. broncos looked great. and for off roading, like not climbing, but off road trails and in the wilderness, i'd take an old land cruiser or and old Land Rover, the big ones. for some reason, even though those things are freakin expensive, they are still one of the few SUVs i'd take off roading.
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Stoneage_Turbo
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"I did...the gaskets we received to fix the problem usually was worse than the one that was already on there. I also still have fond memories of starter work on them...I still have popeye shaped arms because of those heavy B***hes"
hahaha , remeber haveing to wrestle that damned thing out and around the framerail and transmission bell houseing ? if it was bad enough that the y pipe and torque converter inspection plate had to be out of the truck to even get to it , then there was that damned little wire and little nut ...god i hate those trucks
hahaha , remeber haveing to wrestle that damned thing out and around the framerail and transmission bell houseing ? if it was bad enough that the y pipe and torque converter inspection plate had to be out of the truck to even get to it , then there was that damned little wire and little nut ...god i hate those trucks
