"Common sense is not so common" ... Benjamin Franklin
If you or a relative is in the US Military ... make sure you get ALL important info. (injuries & medical treatments) documented in your SMRs.
(Service Medical Records).
ALWAYS keep a COMPLETE copy of those SMRs in a secure place that you can access.
This is super important later when a "claims issue" or etc. arises.
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I'm envious. Of course if I went I would have to take the Mrs. She's the best back-seat driver I've ever known...in fact, she's the only back-seat driver I've ever known.
Stuball
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2008 CrewMax Limited 2WD, Salsa Red Pearl w/Biege Int., 5.7 Eng., Moonroof, Nav/Cam, XM Radio, Remote Start, Running Brds with Foot Lamps, Woodgrain Trim, Billet Grill, 3M protection, Weathertechs, Bedrug, A.R.E. LSII Tonneau Cover, Air Lift suspension and using Amsoil.
I'm envious. Of course if I went I would have to take the Mrs. She's the best back-seat driver I've ever known...in fact, she's the only back-seat driver I've ever known.
Stuball
Geez, you could at least let her up in the front passenger seat.
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"Courage is being scared to death… and saddling up anyway." - John Wayne.
"A lot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts." Steve Prefontaine
Geez, you could at least let her up in the front passenger seat.
"Back seat driver" was only a figure of speech. She does sit up front in the passenger seat. She is equally effective in both front or back.
I must say that driving my Tundra is a much more satisfying experience for me than the Avalon because the Tundra has the same "Mother-in-law" gauges that the '61-'63 Ford Thunderbirds had. With the deep-dish gauges she can't see how fast I'm going from the front passenger side.
Stuball
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2008 CrewMax Limited 2WD, Salsa Red Pearl w/Biege Int., 5.7 Eng., Moonroof, Nav/Cam, XM Radio, Remote Start, Running Brds with Foot Lamps, Woodgrain Trim, Billet Grill, 3M protection, Weathertechs, Bedrug, A.R.E. LSII Tonneau Cover, Air Lift suspension and using Amsoil.
When I was about that guy's age (early 30s) , I started traveling all over the world on business. That was a cool experience ... but to do it as an adventure and by yourself via land ... would be super cool.
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"Common sense is not so common" ... Benjamin Franklin
If you or a relative is in the US Military ... make sure you get ALL important info. (injuries & medical treatments) documented in your SMRs.
(Service Medical Records).
ALWAYS keep a COMPLETE copy of those SMRs in a secure place that you can access.
This is super important later when a "claims issue" or etc. arises.
Somebody should make a Bering Strait bridge. I would come over for sure driving the Tundra into America. Traveling the world with my Tundra, i wouldn't hesitate if i was financial independent.
Somebody should make a Bering Strait bridge. I would come over for sure driving the Tundra into America. Traveling the world with my Tundra, i wouldn't hesitate if i was financial independent.
That would be very cool indeed.
There used to be Nissan Pathfinder commercial about this couple driving to South America...
Certainly he is going to run into some difficulties, but life is about confronting these, not about staying at home where it's safe, wishing you had gone.
More power to him. Given the opportunity I'd go in a heartbeat.
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Radiant Red 2007 Double Cab Limited w/Graphite Leather Interior
Factory Nav, Sonar, and 10 spkr 440W JBL stereo with Sirius (sweet) Cold Weather Pkg and Block Heater. Brushed SS Stepboards,
Tires: BFG All Terrain T/A KO LT265 65 R 18, Diamondback Tonneau Cover.
Curt Front Receiver, custom 8" extension, & Warn 8000lb winch back/front mountable,
Tekonsha Prodigy Brake Controller DSP 16,000 lb 5th wheel hitch Firestone Ride Rite 2445 Air Bags
Drive Around the World in a Toyota
A lot of CID.
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