farminkarman
I like the red & black ones
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Good morning fellas. Looks like more snow is coming this evening.
Good morning fellas. Looks like more snow is coming this evening.
Good morning fellas. Looks like more snow is coming this evening.
Never heard of her. What’s different about it?My friend Rudy stopped by yesterday and brought me to bag of blonde roast coffee from Starbucks. I gotta admit....this stuff is pretty damn good.
sounds expensiveMy friend Rudy stopped by yesterday and brought me a bag of blonde roast coffee from Starbucks. I gotta admit....this stuff is pretty damn good.
Looks like I’m the proud owner of this thing now…2006 Mercedes Benz ML 350, V6, A/T, 113K original miles, fully loaded, sun roof, clean as can be inside and out. Have all the maintenance/oil changes, records, etc in its’ life…all were done at either Mercedes Benz of Atlanta or Jackson Mercedes Benz in Macon, Ga. Drives and rides like a, well you know, a damn Benz. Clean Carfax. Wasn’t gonna pass it up for no more than I’ve got in it…
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Dally prob be the best to answer this question...he's da Starbucks aficionado, queen and diva 'round here.Never heard of her. What’s different about it?
Good morning fellas. Looks like more snow is coming this evening.
Looks like your in the 4-6" range.
I'm right on the edge of the 2-4" and 4-6".
8”-10” for us tonight into tomorrow.Good morning guys. Snow starting here around 10am, expecting 5-8”. We’ll see how this really turns out since the ground surfaces are not frozen anymore..
Blonde roast generally has a milder flavor, and more caffeine.Never heard of her. What’s different about it?
Not for me. LOLsounds expensive
That's exactly what I was gonna say.Can't hide money
The stories are true: very reliable engine.. 200k is well passed its original “life expectancy”, however, with regular maintenance that little mill could potentially run until the end of time.. Only trouble I have seen with them on the regular was crankshaft position sensors. But that could be a regional thing with salt exposure here...Let me ask you engine aficionados something...
I have a chance to pick up a real clean, fully loaded 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 with the 4.0L I6 in it, for a crazy price. From what I understand but haven't had time to read a whole lot, Jeeps' 4.0 in-line 6 was one of the best engines around back in its' day. It has right at 200K miles on it, doesn't leak a single drop of fluid and been babied the last several years. It runs out, drives, shifts fine, 4x4 Selec-Trac (I think it is vice Quad-Trac 4x4 system) works fine. The only problem it's ever had was a power window motor failed on a rear window, and the decision was made to replace all four with factory OEM motors about six years ago (was a known problem with these window motors). The Jeep was involved in a little fender bender several years back and only damaged the front driver side headlight, headlight assembly mount, and slight/little quarter panel damage, and was repaired/re-painted, etc and good to go.
Any input would be appreciated.
That`s what Dall and Jason say while flipping through the latest Adam and Eve catalogue.8”-10” for us tonight into tomorrow.
dang we are only supposed to get 1-2” here8”-10” for us tonight into tomorrow.