.....and @ the Bank.......
02-22-2008, 04:09 AM
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.....and @ the Bank.......
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/43750/p1000578.jpg"></center><p>I dug the yellow S4 avant in the background......
02-22-2008, 07:06 AM
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A rose by any other name....
is still a Station Wagon!! ;-)
I know a lot of people love em, including people I know personally. Maybe it's the time I grew up in or some repressed childhood memory but the sight of an Avant or Station Wagon or whatever ya call it still gives me chills, and not in a good way.
I may need professional help. lol
Trent
I know a lot of people love em, including people I know personally. Maybe it's the time I grew up in or some repressed childhood memory but the sight of an Avant or Station Wagon or whatever ya call it still gives me chills, and not in a good way.
I may need professional help. lol
Trent
02-22-2008, 07:22 AM
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Just say No to Minivans
But with 3 kids I am a member of the SUV crowd.
It probably comes from the days when all my friends parents had station wagons and my Dad drove home one day in a Red full sized Cargo van. The van didn't have any windows except for the 2 in the front doors, he had to use a folding chair to sit in on the drive home, basically nothing else in it. We built it up with full carpeting, 4 swivel captains chairs, a couch in the back that folded into a bed, fridge, spot for 2 tables, even a 7" or so black and white TV.
We drove that van to the Black hills, to Disney World, just about everywhere and it was a blast. I remember sneaking into Drive-In movies underneath the couch in the back.
I can still remember my Dad marking the window template on the side and seeing him cut a big hole in the side of the van to install windows. No turning back then!
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It probably comes from the days when all my friends parents had station wagons and my Dad drove home one day in a Red full sized Cargo van. The van didn't have any windows except for the 2 in the front doors, he had to use a folding chair to sit in on the drive home, basically nothing else in it. We built it up with full carpeting, 4 swivel captains chairs, a couch in the back that folded into a bed, fridge, spot for 2 tables, even a 7" or so black and white TV.
We drove that van to the Black hills, to Disney World, just about everywhere and it was a blast. I remember sneaking into Drive-In movies underneath the couch in the back.
I can still remember my Dad marking the window template on the side and seeing him cut a big hole in the side of the van to install windows. No turning back then!
Trent
02-22-2008, 07:36 AM
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A rose by any other name...
is still a Station Wagon!
In fact the father of all SUVs, the Suburban, started life as a wagon. Sorry, you loose. :^P
I'll take the S4.
In fact the father of all SUVs, the Suburban, started life as a wagon. Sorry, you loose. :^P
I'll take the S4.
02-22-2008, 07:48 AM
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Ha ha......I grew up in one of these....>>
Probably explains my current weirdness.....:-)
My Mom was aces with the 3 speed column shifter..
<img src="http://z.about.com/d/4wheeldrive/1/7/X/N/1/CHR199907151005.jpg">
My Mom was aces with the 3 speed column shifter..
<img src="http://z.about.com/d/4wheeldrive/1/7/X/N/1/CHR199907151005.jpg">
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