BadComrade wrote:I was asking scott what kinda bass / case he has that won't fit in a passenger car.
Oh, I thought you were talking to me.
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43endofanera wrote:And just think, you could be stylin and profilin like this Phish phan, showing off his Honda's massive cargo hold:
Sweet!
HA HA! You're acting like that guy in the picture is not you! HA!
Okay, but wait, can you fit *three* 810's in there?? Huh? Can you??
yeah, I know I don't even have one...
"The bastards have landed"
www.myspace.com/thechromerobes - now has a couple songs from the new album
www.myspace.com/thechromerobes - now has a couple songs from the new album
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46I recently bought a used 00 4 Runner for pretty much the same reasons as Peripatetic outlined and I have to say that I quite like it.
The $2000 used 78 BMW I bought for my wife (me) turned out to be the biggest piece of shit on earth (such a bad idea, but it was so cool I couldn't resist!) and we needed a second car in a hurry as I commute 25 miles each way to my job. Our family is getting bigger, I wanted something 4 wheel drive for winter, I wanted to be able to haul stuff around if needed and it was an amazing deal. Sold.
She drives it during the week to her job close to home, probably 30 miles a week and I drive a 98 VW Golf to work unless it snows. On the weekends we drive whatever is necessary, usually the car.
I don't think this is environmentally irresponsible. Am I wrong?
I agree that the XL SUVs, the huge-wheeled-jacked-up trucks, and Hummers are ridiculous. There are way too many of these around my parts. Some of these guys put fake balls on their rear axles.
Amazing.
The $2000 used 78 BMW I bought for my wife (me) turned out to be the biggest piece of shit on earth (such a bad idea, but it was so cool I couldn't resist!) and we needed a second car in a hurry as I commute 25 miles each way to my job. Our family is getting bigger, I wanted something 4 wheel drive for winter, I wanted to be able to haul stuff around if needed and it was an amazing deal. Sold.
She drives it during the week to her job close to home, probably 30 miles a week and I drive a 98 VW Golf to work unless it snows. On the weekends we drive whatever is necessary, usually the car.
I don't think this is environmentally irresponsible. Am I wrong?
I agree that the XL SUVs, the huge-wheeled-jacked-up trucks, and Hummers are ridiculous. There are way too many of these around my parts. Some of these guys put fake balls on their rear axles.
Amazing.
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47I used to fit:
-a four piece kit, including 22" kick and cymbals/stands
-a 2x12" cab and 50w head
-two guitars in hardshell cases
in my 1983 Chevette! (with no room left for pax)
Just Sayin'.......
-a four piece kit, including 22" kick and cymbals/stands
-a 2x12" cab and 50w head
-two guitars in hardshell cases
in my 1983 Chevette! (with no room left for pax)
Just Sayin'.......
Marsupialized wrote:Right now somewhere nearby there is a fat video game nerd in his apartment fucking a pretty hot girl he met off craigslist. God bless that craig and his list.
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48geiginni wrote:I used to fit:
-a four piece kit, including 22" kick and cymbals/stands
-a 2x12" cab and 50w head
-two guitars in hardshell cases
in my 1983 Chevette! (with no room left for pax)
Just Sayin'.......
Yeah, I forgot to say that my VW can fit a stunning amount of stuff in it with the back seats down and the trunk cover removed. I have surprised many people. Doesn't leave any room for more than one passenger however.
Hatchbacks are awesome.
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50BadComrade wrote:72 pages of Chevette pictures. Why?
This website is great. Thank you for making my day. I owe you a beer or something. Unbelievable.
No shit, really? I wonder how that happened?Chevette Fan wrote:
Chevette with A/C in some mud. A year after this picture was taken, the engine threw a rod!
