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  1. 01-10-2011, 09:23 PM #1
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    destroyed front bumper, axle, and undercarriage splash gaurds but had a blast







    and a little video playing in this snow/ice/sludge
    http://vimeo.com/18634047
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    ahh yes i can contribute! new tires ftww!

    hadda go have some funn!!

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    I has stock altima
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    Quote Originally Posted by gpw hatch View Post
    destroyed front bumper, axle, and undercarriage splash gaurds but had a blast
    how'd you manage that one in that beauty?
    It's not speeding that kills, it's suddenly stopping that gets you.

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    mostly all the snow ruts in the road. I wasn't gentle with the car today
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    Quote Originally Posted by gpw hatch View Post
    destroyed front bumper, axle, and undercarriage splash gaurds but had a blast







    and a little video playing in this snow/ice/sludge
    http://vimeo.com/18634047
    i would keep that baby parked during this weather but it is a awd i would of done the same thing
    (((((No more 4 door))))))
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    Quote Originally Posted by gpw hatch View Post
    destroyed front bumper, axle, and undercarriage splash gaurds but had a blast
    I was kind of rough on my Subaru today but I didn't bust anything. You do sit lower to the ground then I do though. If you had a blast, it was worth it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gpw hatch View Post
    destroyed front bumper, axle, and undercarriage splash gaurds but had a blast



    and a little video playing in this snow/ice/sludge
    http://vimeo.com/18634047

    One of my buddies just sent me this video, makes me want AWD
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