NWI INDIANA GUN OWNERS. #24 Lets face it we all love to shoot and eat

[cg21]

One of my favorite smells is the combination of brewing coffee and frying bacon. That said, I cannot stand the taste of coffee. As a teen, I tried it black and with cream and sugar. When I enlisted in the Navy, my recruiter offered me a cup of coffee. I told him that I never drink coffee. He said that I would be a coffee drinker in 6 months. At the end of the 4-year enlistment, I still had not touched it.

Because he challenged you

 

[sadclownwp]

Looks like the dealership is getting the stripes put on the Challenger for me before I pick it up. This is what it should look like...

 

[jedi]

Missing clown stickers

 

[Snapdragon]

Looks like the dealership is getting the stripes put on the Challenger for me before I pick it up. This is what it should look like...

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Love that color.

 

[mmpsteve]

Looks like the dealership is getting the stripes put on the Challenger for me before I pick it up. This is what it should look like...

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Bet that would look groovy, after dark, with black lights shining on it.

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[marvin02]

Here's our new sportscar:



2023 Chevy Traverse LT Leather, this is my wife's new daily driver, replacing a 2017 Chrysler 300.

We looked at a bunch of SUVs, but we both liked the room in the Traverse.

Would have liked another color, but this one had the equipment we wanted.

 

[nonobaddog]

Looks like the dealership is getting the stripes put on the Challenger for me before I pick it up. This is what it should look like...

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That is a pretty car. Does a good job of keeping the flavor of the old Challengers.

 

[CTC B4Z]

Missing clown stickers

Nope. They're there. Lmao

 

[actaeon277]

Coffee is the best smelling, worst tasting drink I can think of.

which is why i don't drink it

 

[actaeon277]

AWD came in handy today

 

[mmpsteve]

AWD came in handy today

Was snowing like a blizzard an hour ago. Still a light, steady snow right now in Schererville.

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[actaeon277]

Was snowing like a blizzard an hour ago. Still a light, steady snow right now in Schererville.

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I needed it in Schererville

 

[nonobaddog]

How did people ever survive back in the ancient days when almost every car was rear wheel drive only. They must be all dead.

 

[Snapdragon]

How did people ever survive back in the ancient days when almost every car was rear wheel drive only. They must be all dead.

They learned how to drive better than folks do now.

 

[KLB]

How did people ever survive back in the ancient days when almost every car was rear wheel drive only. They must be all dead.

With crappy tires. Been there, done that.

I'll take my AWD with Winter tires, thank you very much.

 

[nonobaddog]

They learned how to drive better than folks do now.

I agree.
I was kind of kidding, since I am 74, I did a lot of driving in those 50's and 60's cars in all sorts of Minnesota winter conditions.

 

[mmpsteve]

How did people ever survive back in the ancient days when almost every car was rear wheel drive only. They must be all dead.

Well, I survived it, but I have to admit to putting more than one in the ditch over the years. But it usually had more to do with the Wild Turkey than the mechanical attributes of the car.

I do not miss those days.

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[Lpherr]

Well, I survived it, but I have to admit to putting more than one in the ditch over the years. But it usually had more to do with the Wild Turkey than the mechanical attributes of the car.

I do not miss those days.

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I never put anything in a ditch, but I had a Blazer K10 and high centered it, not just once, but twice. Both on snow hills.

 

[marvin02]

When I was in high school I made extra bucks by swapping tires for folks in the fall and spring. We had a tire changer in our garage and it was some easy extra bucks.

Winter tires used to look more like aggressive off road tires do now.

Never has any issues getting around with rear wheel drive. Not even when I was driving a Corvair. Of course the 54 Olds 88 and later the 63 Olds 98 were heavy enough that they had little problems getting around.

Today's technology does make it both safer and easier to get through snow. From computerized traction systems to improved tire compounds it is better now than years past.

Of course it sures costs more to fix them if they break.

 

[Lpherr]