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I just saw a dealership in Penticton try to sell a 24MY Core with 8,000km for 56k... 3k less than a brand new circuit trim. No one is paying over sticker for a core trim in 2024. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...6867953855653/
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You know whats not distorted? All the grease on the left side of the steering wheel, dude must have wendys chicken strips in one hand, and phone in the other
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Does anyone have a pair of 25 pounds one-inch hole for sale at a reasonable price?
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Clothes come off and my car is permeated with the smell of fillet-o-fish and canned tuna.
Its beautiful down here. we slept on the beach last night. a little bit cold, so i turned on the car and left it running at around 2am.
Im a bit late for my annual drive down to oregon coast. Usually may is perfect, or early sept, late august.
Was gonna take the hitlerbox but a bit space restricted with all the dog beds/stroller/blankets required to keep her warm and happy. Plus the i5 is such a shit hole, im glad i took the more insulated suv. Pretty sure my doggo would have been deaf by the time we got past tacoma if she was in the hitlerbox.
Tried to take the Swedish Barge to Long Beach for those sweet beach pics on the way back from my Idaho trip...
Literally could not have been more lucky. Tried digging myself out by hand, two members of the Long Beach 4X4 Rescue group just happened to be chillin' at the beach. Gone (unstuck) in 60 seconds, LOL
Originally posted by fuzebox Once upon a time there was a carbon fibre hood named "Ricey", and all his life he wished he was painted to match the rest of the car he belonged too. One day...
Tried to take the Swedish Barge to Long Beach for those sweet beach pics on the way back from my Idaho trip...
Literally could not have been more lucky. Tried digging myself out by hand, two members of the Long Beach 4X4 Rescue group just happened to be chillin' at the beach. Gone (unstuck) in 60 seconds, LOL
Ah yes. You went in too deep!!! Too close to the bushes.
It becomes this really fine powder sand that deep in and even the most robust awd system gets bogged down. I had the same thing happen to me with my sportwagen in 2016. Some nice guys pulled us out too.
~2,200km later and it's back home. Kelowna > Langford > Port Hardy and back, with lots of scenic backroads between Campbell River and Port Hardy for the Coast to Coast TSD rally. We even went to Holberg and stopped in the most remote pub on the island. I can't understate how incredibly scenic the north island is and how friendly everyone we met was, both the people involved in the rally and the locals we encountered. Only us and one other team were doing the long math, everyone else was running variations of unlimited so even if you don't care much about the TSD aspect of things it's a great way to experience the region with someone else figuring out the itinerary and support.
I forgot to take many pictures since my phone was running the checkpointing app and I didn't want to risk messing with it but there's a few in the spoiler if anyone wants to see them.
Spoiler!
I've never taken a ferry this time of day and the sunset over Saltspring Island was lovely.
The last time it was clean-ish in Langford
A little dirty Saturday morning
A couple of the other cars. I love the variety of entries, everything from an Echo to a 911 to a Land Rover.
More dirtier
The boot tree near Holberg
Peak dirtiness before it rained at the Swartz Bay terminal
Cleaned up a little by the rain, I stopped at the Hope Slide to check everything was good before taking the route through Princeton home (so much more fun than going through Merrit).
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Beater GTI visits the surface of the moon. Highland Valley Copper - 97C Logan Lake Road.
Best car choice now that the winter tire rules are in - and a good shakedown for ski season. It was actually -3 deg in this pic. Quite a contrast from +44 degrees a few summers ago.
This was my 7th interior trip for 2024 - and 3rd up through Merrit. I've taken to this route over the canyon and the duffy. No traffic, really nice scenery, and the half Coquihalla is easy. It's a few more miles, but the time is the same. I can be sitting in on the porch near 70 Mile House from North Van in 5 hours if I leave before 6am.
Beater GTI visits the surface of the moon. Highland Valley Copper - 97C Logan Lake Road.
This was my 7th interior trip for 2024 - and 3rd up through Merrit. I've taken to this route over the canyon and the duffy. No traffic, really nice scenery, and the half Coquihalla is easy.
I stumbled upon 97C when I had to go around Lytton a few days after that town burned. The scenery through Logan Lake was breathtaking the whole way through - I really need to drive that route again.
got inspired by loong's post... so i ran the tundra through a car wash hahaha
never until truck life have i noticed a difference in mpg from wheels and tires. i do a average 4L/100km difference between the factory forged bbs on 33 compared to the cast aftermarkets on 35
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