1FineBroncoBabe
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From: Long Island USA
Originally Posted by 1FineBroncoBabe
Heck no Krewat!
Me loves NY!
Went for the first time with andym last summer. He's from Buffalo himself.
Me loves NY!
Went for the first time with andym last summer. He's from Buffalo himself.
I prefer Upstate NY myself, but I'm a suburban hick-wanna-be ... I grew up in Mastic/Shirley when there were 1/10th the houses and there was still woods around to ride my dirtbike 
I plan on waiting for the kids to grow up and getting the heck out of here. 100 acres somewhere sounds attractive ...
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art k.
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1FineBabe, 4x4 are cool, it just means you can go more places and not worry about getting stuck,
A 4x4 translates to camping on the higher mountains and enjoying the some real fresh air and enjoying a nice cold frostee.
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A 4x4 translates to camping on the higher mountains and enjoying the some real fresh air and enjoying a nice cold frostee.
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1975 Ford F150, 4x4, lifted, 390 cid blueprinted
1975 Ford F250, 4x4, Hi Boy, 400 cid blueprinted
1976 Ford F150, 4x4 lifted,
1978 Ford F150, 4x2, 5 speed
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Buck
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You know, we took it up to Tahoe in December and it was great not having to put chains on it and taking it thru the unplowed streets.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
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From: Long Island USA
Originally Posted by 1FineBroncoBabe
You know, we took it up to Tahoe in December and it was great not having to put chains on it and taking it thru the unplowed streets.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
Get used to how it handles in 4x4... before you go into "hard to access" places. And don't go without someone else behind you with a 4x4 and a tow-strap "just in case".
Really hard-to-go-into places and you're going alone? Get a winch.
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Get used to how it handles in 4x4... before you go into "hard to access" places. And don't go without someone else behind you with a 4x4 and a tow-strap "just in case".
1FineBabe, I always keep a shovel and axe handy in the truck too when I go to the mountains. It will help if you get stuck and comes in handy when you need a cook fire or camp fire.
"Take care of your Bronco, and she'll take care of you"
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Last edited by 1975Ford; Feb 23, 2006 at 11:52 AM.
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From: Utah
Originally Posted by 1FineBroncoBabe
You know, we took it up to Tahoe in December and it was great not having to put chains on it and taking it thru the unplowed streets.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
So in a way I guess you can say I have taken it 4x4 before, if that counts.
Plan on taking it to those "hard to access" places in the near future.
http://h1hummer.com/photos/BillsPhot...TML9/index.htm
Just kidding. Only the really brave or really dumb try it. You ever see that video of the Blazer taking a nose dive off a rock on Amazing Videos. That was Lions Back, It is a Pinicle of rock that goes up I think around 150 feet, narrow and no way back down except the way you went up. You do a 50 point turn, and hope your breaks hold.
Moab Utah (Slick Rock) has a dedicated area just for Rock Crawling and getting down with 4X4 extreme. You are allowed to go just about anywhere you dare to take it.
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From: Utah
Originally Posted by 1FineBroncoBabe
Whoa!
I don't think I have ()()'s that big!
We just drove thru Utah a couple days ago. Amazing right along the Utah AZ border. (sorry, that's off topic).
I don't think I have ()()'s that big!
We just drove thru Utah a couple days ago. Amazing right along the Utah AZ border. (sorry, that's off topic).
Look at it this way. Any romance has to have varity or it grows stale. Think of it as you treating your Bronco to a Weekend out.
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