How much do you drive your wagon?

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  1. caddyman707

    caddyman707 New Member

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    very little.
     
  2. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Me too lately!:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

    Breadbox you and your family are tough. The only times we camped in snow was in regular RV's and then we froze.
     
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    Been driving alot. Bought mine in Nov 2011, put over 6K miles on. 2 - 1100 mile trips to Pontiac events in OH were the big ones. My GTO has been sitting and is going on consignment end of this week. I believe I will look for another big Pontiac
     
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    I have put about 11,000 miles on my Bonneville since I got it in 2011.
    Been a great parts hauler!
     
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    Last week to the Ocean, Then this week to the Mountains. We love our wagon, comfortable, smooth, easy to drive and lots of thumbs up(y)
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Smokinbill love those photos!:yahoo:
     
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    Not so much: around 11.000 km's since september 2011.
    We do have 3 cars in the family for only 2 people with a license. A 2005 Mini Cooper Cabrio, a 2014 Peugeot 2008 (that's not a year, it's a type. Google it :) ) and of course the LTD. Here they are:
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    The white one I use for work. I sell DAF trucks (yes I know, it's a PACCAR company from the USA.....). I sell the green ones, but you can choose any color:
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    I like to use the LTD mostly on "longer distances". Which aren't so long compared
    to the distances in large countries. Last weekend we visited a carshow in Westerlo, Belgium. It's about 110 miles from where I live. So: I don't use it very much.....

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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Marc ship the red truck over here to Florida. Check's in the mail!:rofl2:
     

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    I still haven't driven the Mercury 1,000 miles since I got it August 13th 2014. With that being said, I do have that TV Cable Grommet to replace for assurance that the transmission won't die on me.
     
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    well were up to almost 3000 on this trip and will double that. put over 10,000 and i havent had it for a year yet
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    :confused::camera:I heard you are still at home!:camera::confused:
     
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    unkldave Cockroach Dave

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    I just got my 67 Falcon Futura running, but I plan to use it as much as I can. Not for business or work , but I do plan on a trip to Southern California later this summer making a few stops at Sequoia National Forest as well as Yosemite. That's going to be a 2800 mile run round trip. I'm going to sleep in the back just like I did when I was a kid. I'll leave the two back windows cracked with a sleeping bag and a battery lamp. My mother would be proud.
    Dave
     
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    Make sure you take clean underwear and no young girls allowed in the way back sonny!
     
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    Mine has become the daily driver since the truck blew a heater core, the Caprice blew an engine bearingn and the other Caprice hasn't passed the safety yet to be insured. :(
    Used it to drive Norm out to pick up has fancy-pants newly rebuilt Dana with trac-loc.
     
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    Getting to the core of it.

    Heater cores ain't made like they used to be. My 2004 Dodge truck blew one a year ago back in Illinois and blew another lately.
    Sadly somehow the AC and heater work together so using the AC with heater bypassed turns the truck into a freezer.

    The really nice part of it is Chrysler designed heater cores so the truck has to be dismantled down to the bare frame to replace it.... Almost!:slap:
     

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