Going shooting Wed. Sep. 3rd..... - Page 4

paddling_man · 08-26-2008

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Originally Posted by JcJ

I think it's the mini van, totally uncool man,

It's all about how much smelly, moldy kayak gear I can get inside an all wheel drive minivan and still sleep in it!

(Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot, Spring 2007.)

If I want cool, I ride this.

SavageEagle · 08-27-2008

Is that a honda or a nissan van? Mine's a Ponti-trash-port. NEVER buy a pontiac. the 95 Grand Prix GTP, you have to literally remove the front right suspension to change the starter, and in my van, you must remove a crossmember just to change the battery. I'm going to have to fix the power steering pump soon and I'm afraid to even try...

At least my truck is easy to work on. It's for sell or trade btw...

W9ZEB · 08-27-2008

I'd bet money, based on the hubcaps/wheels, it's a Toyota.

Bigum1969 · 08-27-2008

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Originally Posted by W9ZEB

I'd bet money, based on the hubcaps/wheels, it's a Toyota.

Yeah, it looks like the hubcaps have that Toyota logo thingie on them.

SavageEagle · 08-27-2008

ehhh. I'm drinkin gin and juice. I can't tell!

Obviously I don't drink much....

AllenM · 08-28-2008

Toyota Previa: Introduced in 1991, the Previa was an excellent, long-lasting minivan. The only problem - it was designed for Japanese market with only a four-cylinder engine available. In 1998 the Previa was discontinued and replaced by the Sienna in North America, although it's still sold in Europe.

SavageEagle · 08-28-2008

I'd like to find an AWD Astro to trade our van for. That would be awesome. I guess I can't stand foreign cars. Too hard to work on. Not that our newer cars are any easier... But vehicles like my 85 Chevy is a breeze to work on. I can change the head/oil pan gaskets with motor still in it!!! try that with these newer cars....

W9ZEB · 08-28-2008

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Originally Posted by SavageEagle

I'd like to find an AWD Astro to trade our van for. That would be awesome. I guess I can't stand foreign cars. Too hard to work on. Not that our newer cars are any easier... But vehicles like my 85 Chevy is a breeze to work on. I can change the head/oil pan gaskets with motor still in it!!! try that with these newer cars....

Can do that with my Del Sol..... I can also stand with my feet on the ground, in the engine bay without removing the motor. Although if it's been running the header Might remove meat from bone on my legs.

SavageEagle · 08-28-2008

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Originally Posted by W9ZEB

Can do that with my Del Sol..... I can also stand with my feet on the ground, in the engine bay without removing the motor. Although if it's been running the header Might remove meat from bone on my legs.

marv · 09-03-2008

Good ole Atterbury. Spent 6 months there in '53. Not the most enjoyable time of my life but I got to play with some cool firepower.

08-27-2008	#32 (permalink)
SavageEagle Walking Tall Amongst The Sheeple Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Plainfield Posts: 1,875	Is that a honda or a nissan van? Mine's a Ponti-trash-port. NEVER buy a pontiac. the 95 Grand Prix GTP, you have to literally remove the front right suspension to change the starter, and in my van, you must remove a crossmember just to change the battery. I'm going to have to fix the power steering pump soon and I'm afraid to even try... At least my truck is easy to work on. It's for sell or trade btw... __________________ *ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WHEN YOU'RE FREE!!!!*

08-27-2008	#33 (permalink)
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08-27-2008	#35 (permalink)
SavageEagle Walking Tall Amongst The Sheeple Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Plainfield Posts: 1,875	ehhh. I'm drinkin gin and juice. I can't tell! Obviously I don't drink much.... __________________ *ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WHEN YOU'RE FREE!!!!*

08-28-2008	#36 (permalink)
AllenM Chief cook and bottle washer Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Avon, IN Posts: 933	Toyota Previa: Introduced in 1991, the Previa was an excellent, long-lasting minivan. The only problem - it was designed for Japanese market with only a four-cylinder engine available. In 1998 the Previa was discontinued and replaced by the Sienna in North America, although it's still sold in Europe. __________________ My land guy says I'm out of IRQs. Can I buy some more of those?

08-28-2008	#37 (permalink)
SavageEagle Walking Tall Amongst The Sheeple Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Plainfield Posts: 1,875	I'd like to find an AWD Astro to trade our van for. That would be awesome. I guess I can't stand foreign cars. Too hard to work on. Not that our newer cars are any easier... But vehicles like my 85 Chevy is a breeze to work on. I can change the head/oil pan gaskets with motor still in it!!! try that with these newer cars.... __________________ *ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WHEN YOU'RE FREE!!!!*

09-03-2008	#40 (permalink)
marv Plinker Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Gatchel, IN Posts: 13	Good ole Atterbury. Spent 6 months there in '53. Not the most enjoyable time of my life but I got to play with some cool firepower.

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