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Saturday, August 10, 2013
6 comments:
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Mike C said...
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Its probably no secret here that I drive a classic jeep, which means no air bags. What I do have, thanks to old school GM, is the security of an all steel outer shell surrounding a roll cage. Coupled with the seatbelt, I feel pretty safe, even braving the free-for-for-all that is the DC beltway.
That being said, every time I cross that bridge into MD I wish I had up-armored the the thing when venturing into O'Malley's utopian gun free paradise. -
8/10/13, 8:21 AM
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DougM said...
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And drive like you're ridin' a motorcycle.
I do when drivin' my ol' TR-6 (which has seatbelts), cause the car's body is really only useful for makin' the paint fly in formation. -
8/10/13, 2:28 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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"paint fly in formation."
Precious!! -
8/10/13, 2:31 PM
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Wabano said...
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You should watch the formation flying of all
these parts tied to an helicopter! -
8/10/13, 3:10 PM
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iri said...
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I came this (...) close to buying a TR250 but at the time was too "big" to fit behind the wheel like I used to do in my old TR4A. All of those old TR's are wonderful to look at and fun to drive. That was a cute quip by the way. I may have to steal that.
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8/10/13, 3:44 PM
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DougM said...
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^ cogito ergo zoom
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8/10/13, 6:41 PM
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