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Old 04-19-2011, 06:55 PM   #21
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I will never give up my truck, but I rode in a Honda hybrid this weekend on our trip...42 MPG...sure was easy on the wallet!



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Old 04-19-2011, 09:27 PM   #22
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Yeah I guess if MPG`s are a real concern a Prius and a tent would be in order :hihi:
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Old 04-19-2011, 09:44 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Crabman
Yeah I guess if MPG`s are a real concern a Prius and a tent would be in order


If MPG's are a real concern a bicycle and an extra large poncho would be in order. I just got 9.8 MPG pulling my 5er in a 50 MPH headwind getting to the campsite...that evening while grilling steaks and watching my grandaughters having fun in the wilderness, I sort of forgot the "pump pain" that I had earlier in the day. That's what it's all about.
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Old 04-19-2011, 11:26 PM   #24
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Good point Crabman. If I want to save on fuel I will just stay home. The most important thing to remember about retirement is that you should die the same day you run out of money.


This thread is great. Almost every time trucks or transmission discussions come up it turns into a pissing match. We have avoided that.
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Old 04-20-2011, 01:24 PM   #25
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Yeah I guess if MPG`s are a real concern a Prius and a tent would be in order


If MPG's are a real concern a bicycle and an extra large poncho would be in order. I just got 9.8 MPG pulling my 5er in a 50 MPH headwind getting to the campsite...that evening while grilling steaks and watching my grandaughters having fun in the wilderness, I sort of forgot the "pump pain" that I had earlier in the day. That's what it's all about.
Well if ya really wanna go cheap, how about walking barefoot with no shirt on and sleep on the ground. Great view of the stars at night. No bicycle parts to fail or ponchos to rip. Just the BARE minimum. :hihi:
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Good point Crabman. If I want to save on fuel I will just stay home. The most important thing to remember about retirement is that you should die the same day you run out of money.


This thread is great. Almost every time trucks or transmission discussions come up it turns into a pissing match. We have avoided that.


Its a good thing. A lot of us can`t pee very far anymore anyway!
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Good point Crabman. If I want to save on fuel I will just stay home. The most important thing to remember about retirement is that you should die the same day you run out of money.


This thread is great. Almost every time trucks or transmission discussions come up it turns into a pissing match. We have avoided that.
Naaa when I go I want all my credit cards maxed out line of credit maxed out checking account overdrawn..
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Seann, you have a good point there.
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