I miss my car.
02-11-2010, 11:18 PM
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I miss my car.
Under military orders I moved from Ky to Co and my car is at my family members' house untill I can get it out here. I have a vehicle out here I can drive but I miss my C32. So there it sits in the driveway and I cant drive it. Hopefully dad does it right and drives it once a week to keep the battery alive and the fluids flowing.
02-11-2010, 11:34 PM
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Under military orders I moved from Ky to Co and my car is at my family members' house untill I can get it out here. I have a vehicle out here I can drive but I miss my C32. So there it sits in the driveway and I cant drive it. Hopefully dad does it right and drives it once a week to keep the battery alive and the fluids flowing.
02-11-2010, 11:38 PM
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Carson is nice and the area is beautiful but the roads are terribad. So many potholes and bumps no wonder everyone has a truck. Even if you arent going off road you need ground clearance and suspension with a lot of travel.
02-12-2010, 09:19 AM
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Roads in Colorado Springs are superior to the dirt tracks (that people call "roads") here in Houston.
I lived for 10years in Colorado Springs...and enjoyed it for the most part. My car has been to Kleeman which was neat..they worked their magic on it.
Yasin
I lived for 10years in Colorado Springs...and enjoyed it for the most part. My car has been to Kleeman which was neat..they worked their magic on it.
Yasin
02-12-2010, 12:47 PM
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My dad has a Subaru WRX that has been modified, so he has a pretty fast little sedan of his own. With the weather I dont think hes got any reason to take the benz anywhere.
Never been to Houston but I was stationed at Ft. Hood for a long time. Plenty of open highway around there. Between San Antonio and Corpus Christi the roads are smooth and the speed limit is merely a suggestion.
Never been to Houston but I was stationed at Ft. Hood for a long time. Plenty of open highway around there. Between San Antonio and Corpus Christi the roads are smooth and the speed limit is merely a suggestion.
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02-12-2010, 08:40 PM
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SLK55 AMG, E320 BlueTec, ML350, (formerly) C32 AMG, MR2 Turbo, HD-FLH-FSE, BMW R100RS, Ducati M900
Missing the C32
I've been working in NJ lately and had the C32 in winter storage, so I can relate to your missing it. It has snowed every week since Christmas in KY. I finally got the AMG out this past week. Nothing like driving an overpowered rear wheel drive sedan in the snow to make you appreciate the 4x4 WRX, lol.
FYI - the ride west from Co Springs to Victor is well worth the drive. West of there, I remember a valley with a 65 mile long straight that was well like a ruler. Great place to top out the AMG, lol. Have fun out west and thanks for your service.
Irish
FYI - the ride west from Co Springs to Victor is well worth the drive. West of there, I remember a valley with a 65 mile long straight that was well like a ruler. Great place to top out the AMG, lol. Have fun out west and thanks for your service.
Irish
