GaryMB
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Why it really took too long to evacuate New Orleans
Well, as hard as it is to say it, summer is coming to an end, and my Jeep still isn't finished. It's been over 2 months since I last drove it, and damnit, I miss driving the heep! It's been two months of no more last minute trips to Hollister where I leave at 10pm with some buddies and drive on the freeway with no top or doors freezing cold, running out of gas in the mountains b/c of the broken gas gauge, intoxicated passengers relieving themselves out the back on the freeway, hanging on for dear life whenever the Jeep hits a bump or the freeway bends, cheering on down-hills when the speedo actually hits 70mph, driving along side other rigs with no doors and carrying on conversations, and lets not forget the OFFROADING. Man, the CJ was modestly built, but she tore it up in 4 wheel drive! I have a pic I'll have to post one of these days of the Jeep nearly verticle with a wheel 5 feet in the air. Oh, I miss being able to drive my Jeep.
Well, as hard as it is to say it, summer is coming to an end, and my Jeep still isn't finished. It's been over 2 months since I last drove it, and damnit, I miss driving the heep! It's been two months of no more last minute trips to Hollister where I leave at 10pm with some buddies and drive on the freeway with no top or doors freezing cold, running out of gas in the mountains b/c of the broken gas gauge, intoxicated passengers relieving themselves out the back on the freeway, hanging on for dear life whenever the Jeep hits a bump or the freeway bends, cheering on down-hills when the speedo actually hits 70mph, driving along side other rigs with no doors and carrying on conversations, and lets not forget the OFFROADING. Man, the CJ was modestly built, but she tore it up in 4 wheel drive! I have a pic I'll have to post one of these days of the Jeep nearly verticle with a wheel 5 feet in the air. Oh, I miss being able to drive my Jeep.