travlincub321
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Jeep Cherokee arent bad, but havent found one
1992 Buick Roadmaster Station Wagon
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Jeep
I bought a Jeep Cherokee last year when gas prices went up,like they are doing now.My old Imperial was eating me out of house and home.I luv my Jeep,it rides good,resonable on gas.It has lots of features and its a 91 one owner 112,000 miles.Also dont get one without the 4 liter 6,this has plenty of get-up and go.But with any car try to find its history too many cars from the south that were in floods are all over the place. Bobby
I bought a Jeep Cherokee last year when gas prices went up,like they are doing now.My old Imperial was eating me out of house and home.I luv my Jeep,it rides good,resonable on gas.It has lots of features and its a 91 one owner 112,000 miles.Also dont get one without the 4 liter 6,this has plenty of get-up and go.But with any car try to find its history too many cars from the south that were in floods are all over the place. Bobby
travlincub321
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LoL, cool bat mobile...
I am renting a mini van from hertz until i get this solved.. I want a ford explorer
I am renting a mini van from hertz until i get this solved.. I want a ford explorer
Real Batmobile . . .
Sorry, but for me that Batmobile above just doesn't cut it. Here's the Barris original, which was constructed from the '50s Lincoln Futura show car. Somehow Ford had a deal with Barris for some work in the early '60s and he was given the Futura. It sat around for some time at his shop, until he was contracted to create the Batmobile. Barris saw an opportunity to make use of the Futura, and POW!, it became the Batmobile. As a small boy I had my mother trained to alert me just before Batman started so I wouldn't miss the opening scene of flames spurting from the rear of the Batmobile before it blasted out of the Batcave.
Sorry, but for me that Batmobile above just doesn't cut it. Here's the Barris original, which was constructed from the '50s Lincoln Futura show car. Somehow Ford had a deal with Barris for some work in the early '60s and he was given the Futura. It sat around for some time at his shop, until he was contracted to create the Batmobile. Barris saw an opportunity to make use of the Futura, and POW!, it became the Batmobile. As a small boy I had my mother trained to alert me just before Batman started so I wouldn't miss the opening scene of flames spurting from the rear of the Batmobile before it blasted out of the Batcave.
