philsey
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Well, I searched but I couldn’t ….. oh wait … NM.
Greetings peeps, from sunny Sanibel Island, Florida, winter home to old, rich, fat, white people (I’m 3-4). Sorry for you Northeast peeps!
The 4R is a great!! travel vehicle. Cruises along at 75-80 no sweat - love the new LTXs. And it scares the beejezus out of the wife when I floor it to pass on the 2 lanes. What a great engine. Only travel downfall I can see is all the room. I was unloading the car and said to the wife “why do you bring so much stuff”? She smiled and said “because I can”.
Here’s a mileage report from a stop in Alabama for real-deal BBQ.
Check out $1.99 at a Shell station.
Here’s our cottage, about 100 yards from the beach, note 4R for authenticity.
…. and the obligatory booze shot. I forgot the Stella, but there’s a 20-pack in the fridge.
Odo is now sitting at ~1700 miles and OBC still reads 20.6. 90% interstate at 70-75+, 10% rural 2-lane at 60-65, and 10% city. The disparity in mpg reported on T4R.org is odd ... but I am among the few who are bone stock.
Floriduh is a beautiful state, but the traffic, OMG the traffic! And ‘pass on the left’? Hell no, we’ll just drive 85-90 and pass in any damned lane we want, thank you very much. Yikes.
The Keys are next. Y’all stay cold, y’hear?
Greetings peeps, from sunny Sanibel Island, Florida, winter home to old, rich, fat, white people (I’m 3-4). Sorry for you Northeast peeps!
The 4R is a great!! travel vehicle. Cruises along at 75-80 no sweat - love the new LTXs. And it scares the beejezus out of the wife when I floor it to pass on the 2 lanes. What a great engine. Only travel downfall I can see is all the room. I was unloading the car and said to the wife “why do you bring so much stuff”? She smiled and said “because I can”.
Here’s a mileage report from a stop in Alabama for real-deal BBQ.
Check out $1.99 at a Shell station.
Here’s our cottage, about 100 yards from the beach, note 4R for authenticity.
…. and the obligatory booze shot. I forgot the Stella, but there’s a 20-pack in the fridge.
Odo is now sitting at ~1700 miles and OBC still reads 20.6. 90% interstate at 70-75+, 10% rural 2-lane at 60-65, and 10% city. The disparity in mpg reported on T4R.org is odd ... but I am among the few who are bone stock.
Floriduh is a beautiful state, but the traffic, OMG the traffic! And ‘pass on the left’? Hell no, we’ll just drive 85-90 and pass in any damned lane we want, thank you very much. Yikes.
The Keys are next. Y’all stay cold, y’hear?
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