gillbot

I'd rock a turbovan for sure!

I already have snows for my scat pack and I think the price of this is absolutely LOL when you really start looking at what's out there for that price.

You can use it on Efi but you'd need a different nozzle. I can't see much on the wiring but possibly a wot switch would be needed as well.

I think there's just as much out there for Mac and Linux, we just don't know it yet. Windows is mainstream so more people are doing it and more novices get caught which sheds light on what's going on. Linux and Mac aren't so popular, but those who know and can probably are but aren't yet discovered.

When I try to power shift, it will not go into 2nd. I thought I was gonna rip that shifter through the floor. What rpm were you at when you shifted? Were you at wot?

You run yours hard yet? For some reason if I try to power shift mine, you cannot get it into 2nd gear.

My mom battled through it. Best advice in the thread here. ^

I hope rOadkill kicks the shit out of gay monkey.

I can't wait for the fuckton of snow to hit. Tee hee!!!!

Single and you can tolerate it, sure daily the fuck out of one. If I were much younger and single I probably would. Soft top never bothered me in the cold or hot. Mine had ac when it was too hot and the heater is fine for the cold.

Aside from the rust which I can't comment about, his ^ There is zero room if you need to haul 4 people and opt for the 2 door. If you go for the 4 door, it's just not a jeep to me. I will say I had mine for 2 years and got damn near exactly what I paid for it back when I traded it in. Can't say that about any other vehicle I've owned. It was fun, I wanted to keep it but the trade in offer I was given toward the challenger changed my mind and I let it go.

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This ^ Though I had a '12 2 door soft top and it was fun but as a daily, no thanks.

Wah all winter about snow, wah all summer about heat and rain. People are never fucking happy.

I'll go somewhere else. Simple.

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My mom made me learn, but I picked it up easy after riding dirt bikes forever. I taught my wife and I'll make my kids do it before they can do or drive anything else.

I was a little surprised myself, but not one of the sales people could and they went back to the service department trying to find someone to bring the cars out and prep them for a ride. I just laughed and said "I can do it", so the salesman said "that would be great, we can't find anyone". I was shocked that nobody on a car lot could drive one, especially none of the sales team.....

When I bought my challenger and my wife bought her camaro, we had to move the cars into and out of the lots because they couldn't find anyone that could drive a manual car in the entire dealership!!! It's a shame anymore and I'll keep an old ass beater with a manual so my kids can learn before they get their license.

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http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i191/gillbot/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zpsrmgncwiw.jpg Cabbage Roll Casserole Simple but pretty good. Got a bag of coke slaw mix, boiled in salted water to cook about 80%. Add to bottom of baking dish and stir in a can of tomato sauce. Bake 35-45 mins on ~400 degrees to thicken up to your liking. Layer roast beef and provolone on top, pop back in 10-20 mins till cheese is melted, more time if you like crispy cheese. Let stand for about 30 mins, chow.

I'd donate to that cause. Pull in the big hitters like Ray, Ohio boys, and ips.

That's the bulk of my experience with minivans. They are absolutely badass imho. I've hauled full sheets of plywood, drywall, atvs and a riding tractor. My only concern is reliability. As I've said, mine were good till 75k but that's when we turned them in for a new one. Most of what I've seen out there are over 75k so I'd like opinions if anyone has gone beyond or if anyone has an opinion on something different at a comparable price point.

2006 is one of the worst years. Go look at the reviews. That's the year I had the most trouble with as well.

Not $25k, that's all I'm really thinking since that's new territory. I'd say under $10k but I'm really looking for the best bang for the buck. If that's buying something NICE for $10k, fine. I'm also good with buying something decent for $2k. I just don't want a pile that spends its life getting fixed. Good info, exactly what I'm looking for. I have been seriously considering a Kia of some flavor. $0 to <$25k.