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Old 01-07-2014, 07:00 AM
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What an awesome road trip.

Just tell Rob to sing solo. So low you can't hear him.

P.S. We want stories! So post along the way.
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That should be a lot of fun, filled with a ton of stories. Good luck!
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Old 01-07-2014, 07:20 AM
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Okay --- this sounds like we need to put in some votes -- which would be way more interesting than what Charley is going to get for The Mule!



#1 - How many miles before the first breakdown

1A) - How many miles from civilization and no cell service will they be


#2 - Actual MPG for total trip


#3 - Miles per quarts of oil


#4 - Cost of kidney replacement


#5 - If they go to Austin - will they or will they not finally eat at The Salt Lick
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"Live to drive, drive to eat (and drink)"

Pick me up some stuff in NASCAR country and safe travels boys.

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Okay --- this sounds like we need to put in some votes -- which would be way more interesting than what Charley is going to get for The Mule!



#1 - How many miles before the first breakdown

1A) - How many miles from civilization and no cell service will they be


#2 - Actual MPG for total trip


#3 - Miles per quarts of oil


#4 - Cost of kidney replacement


#5 - If they go to Austin - will they or will they not finally eat at The Salt Lick
A couple you left out:
  • Avg MPH
  • Max speed obtained
  • Lbs. of fuel
  • $ in repair parts
  • $ in repair labor
  • # of texts
  • # of Starbuck stops
  • Geographical point at which they bag it and put it on a transport and fly home.
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That's so Bad Ars in so many ways?

Cool old school vibe to go along with the Nascar theme.
A Ford guy going to help a Chevy guy pick up a Ford.
A Chevy guy picking up a Ford to tow his Chevy.



No matter what, I'm in love with the hauler. Those things just keep popping up on my radar. I would love to find one and put a Diesel motor in and still be able to tow a 24" enclosed trailer.
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That's so Bad Ars in so many ways?

Cool old school vibe to go along with the Nascar theme.
A Ford guy going to help a Chevy guy pick up a Ford.
A Chevy guy picking up a Ford to tow his Chevy.



No matter what, I'm in love with the hauler. Those things just keep popping up on my radar. I would love to find one and put a Diesel motor in and still be able to tow a 24" enclosed trailer.
I'm with Brett on this one! I had one of these for a tow truck many years ago.Bring lots of fuel money for fuel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I was getting 6-7 miles to a gallon..
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There was one here on Craigslist forever it seemed in Bakersfield. Like 3900 and a Chevrolet. But this journey will be more fun.
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I'm with Brett on this one! I had one of these for a tow truck many years ago.Bring lots of fuel money for fuel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I was getting 6-7 miles to a gallon..
Too bad they're hauling that Camaro because they can't strap a 1000 gallon fuel bladder on the hog.
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Too funny Greg,

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Okay --- this sounds like we need to put in some votes -- which would be way more interesting than what Charley is going to get for The Mule!



#1 - How many miles before the first breakdown
1638 miles ... which puts them in Ozark, Arkansas.

1A) - How many miles from civilization and no cell service will they be
About 25 miles from Fort Smith.

#2 - Actual MPG for total trip
6.3 ... if it is tuned up.

#3 - Miles per quarts of oil


#4 - Cost of kidney replacement
Sine it won't be covered under their Obamacare ... a lot!

#5 - If they go to Austin - will they or will they not finally eat at The Salt Lick

I don't think that's a detour they'll take after that many days on the road.

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