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I believe it's a 1966 Ford Country Squire. Maybe that would have been a better name too, especially if they were to offer fake wood sides on it. :)

Seems like it could be a neat vehicle if it met one's needs, but to me (being old enough to remember and have experience with the car of the same name), that name carries too much baggage. My parents bought the blue one below in 1969, just as they came out. 200 CID 6-cylinder, 3 on the tree...

No luck here. But we're well past the reset time and this thread needs some life. So while not technically a landmark, here are a couple of pictures from Denver's record-setting blizzard last weekend. Ended up being the largest two-calendar-day snowstorm on record at 27.1" The first picture...

That is one cool car! Bet it's a blast to drive! In the early '90s, I found and bought an all all-original white 1970 Boss 302 in eastern Colorado with the intention of restoring it. Got as far as pulling and rebuilding the engine, and then got engaged and faced the choice of selling either...

Here you go. :) Last weekend's trip didn't work out. The road leading to our destination was closed due to high winds and drifted snow, so we went back home and instead headed to a more accessible spot in the the mountains today for a snowshoe/hike to the 13,006 ft. summit of Pennsylvania...

Neat! What is that thing? We're headed into the mountains tomorrow for a hike. Here's the the point forecast for our destination. Should be easy to get a shot that includes both snow and beautiful weather. :)

Neat! Here's our '98 Grand Cherokee parked next to our new 2016 4Runner at the dealership on the day I bought it. We kept the Grand Cherokee and still have it. Owned it since new and it's been a great vehicle. It's used very little now, so it still looks about the same. I actually like the...

If non-4Runner vehicles still count, here's one I saw today while driving the Jeep. Next, your vehicle alongside a law enforcement vehicle. Extra credit if it's while you're receiving a citation. :)

And it's a gutless Jeep Liberty. With Colorado plates. I'd hate to have to drive that mess through the mountains, or try to keep with the traffic on I-15 going into California. Bet it's a load of fun to drive on a windy day. :lookout:

The Blues Mobile!

Anyone out there? :behindsofa:

Here you go. Today, near Tiny Town, CO. Next up - Your vehicle near an over-the-top Christmas display.

For the TRD Off Road and Trail model drivers: When you're blinded by sun glare, pull down the visor, and when that doesn't help you realize it's coming off of the hood scoop. :crazy:

This may be cheating a bit, but to get things moving again here's a reflection of our '67 Mustang as well as our old Grand Cherokee in the side of the 4Runner. Next challenge - Your 4Runner with some nice fall colors. Hood shots are OK.

Funny, I was thinking the same thing. Time to call Mr. Haney! :madgrin: