benefit to living in minneSNOWTA.. those cars wouldn't make it through a winter, so they're off the road most of the year.
Even the Bro-Dozers have to put on smaller tires in winter up here. Mudders don't work on ice.
benefit to living in minneSNOWTA.. those cars wouldn't make it through a winter, so they're off the road most of the year.
Even the Bro-Dozers have to put on smaller tires in winter up here. Mudders don't work on ice.
ProDarwin wrote:RealMiniParker wrote: In reply to ProDarwin: No. Harley bagger. I'd follow them to their destination and discretely fill their exhaust with the Stuff.Color me surprised. I thought they only rolled coal when passing bicyclists, "hippies" (hybrids), and smaller foreign cars.
Needs moar bottom rocker patch... no one rolls coal on the Angels or Sons Of Silence.
In reply to Huckleberry:
Some people might do it once. ONCE.
I get rolled on in my CR-V from time to time. But Priuses (Prii?) get it the most.
Saw that today too. Hydraulics to raise and lower plus an uncorked exhaust....mmmmm.
The author acknowledges it rides like E36 M3 too.
I've always wanted to pour some unpopped popcorn down the stack-equipped brodozers. I imagine the rattling noise would drive you insane... and then you see the popcorn flying once it gets warm enough 
Huckleberry wrote:ProDarwin wrote:Needs moar bottom rocker patch... no one rolls coal on the Angels or Sons Of Silence.RealMiniParker wrote: In reply to ProDarwin: No. Harley bagger. I'd follow them to their destination and discretely fill their exhaust with the Stuff.Color me surprised. I thought they only rolled coal when passing bicyclists, "hippies" (hybrids), and smaller foreign cars.
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