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Backpacker Joe
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PostSun Feb 29, 2004 12:05 pm 
Sorry Sluggo, it's never good in any way to BUY a totalled vehicle. Maybe you found a car that was totalled and had NO structural damage, but that is not the norm. I have a good friend that buys wrecked vehicles from auctions. Ive helped him fix them. Stay away from that stuff whenever you can. I would take EVERY used vehicle to the state patrol and have them test the VIN. The odds of getting a totalled vehicle are higher than you'd think. TB

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PostMon Mar 01, 2004 9:56 am 
Explorer's hold there own. Not me, but a run I was on. I was to busy driving to get pics of myself. Tahuya State Park

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PostMon Mar 01, 2004 10:07 am 
Now that's really going to make the enviro commies out there happy. Good one! TB down.gif

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PostMon Mar 01, 2004 11:04 am 
Nice shot! biggrin.gif Someday, oh someday, my Explorer may be more than a glorified station wagon/sedan with large hauling capacity...but the boyfriend says one thrasher SUV (his) and one sellable one (mine). Oh well......

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PostTue Mar 02, 2004 8:56 am 
Backpacker Joe wrote:
Now that's really going to make the enviro commies out there happy. Good one! TB down.gif
Ahh. They can flame away. After washing the mud off and seeing all of the scrapes and rocker panel damage, nothing can phase me. By the way don't take a new 10,000 dollar vehicle out to Tahuya, unless you don't care. The trees are ever to close to the trail biggrin.gif Fun times though, and for all you "enviro commies". This park was designed specifically for offroaders. I hear Elbe Hills is a lot more interesting though. Hear is an after shot of my nearly stock explorer. Just purchased in October rolleyes.gif

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PostTue Mar 02, 2004 9:06 am 
What color is yours? Mine is a filthy dark blueish purplish color.

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PostTue Mar 02, 2004 9:26 am 
sarbar wrote:
What color is yours? Mine is a filthy dark blueish purplish color.
Brown. lol mine is that same dark blue metallic, that turns purple in the sun.

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PostTue Mar 02, 2004 9:36 am 
I like that color wink.gif Though mine tends to be "Dust Grey" most of the time..lol! Mine's a 2000.

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More Cowbell
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PostWed May 16, 2007 10:23 pm 
I'm looking for a higher clearance vehicle, what do you all think of this one?
high clearance sedan
high clearance sedan
It's pretty high even with the flat tires. winksmile.gif

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PostThu May 17, 2007 6:09 am 
Hyundai is good. The crew used one for a substitute crummy and made it all the way to the landing, scraping bottom. That baby was screaming to get up the road! It could use a little more room for gear though. I think the air wing thing on the trunk helped a lot. There's a Ford 4X4 pickup parked downtown with a price of $500 or best offer. What a deal!

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PostMon May 21, 2007 12:02 am 
More Cowbell wrote:
I'm looking for a higher clearance vehicle, what do you all think of this one?
high clearance sedan
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It's pretty high even with the flat tires. winksmile.gif
There are cars like this everywhere in Alaska. One I saw was a lincolin and another was an el camino.

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PostFri May 25, 2007 9:52 am 
I four-wheel a lot, but I bought a Subaru Forester for commuting and trailhead duty. It's got great clearance for a car (watch the exhaust though). I have a Cherokee and Wrangler that I take off road. I can help you get in to a nice Wrangler if you like. biggrin.gif

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