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I'll pass on the .22 but I would buy one if they make it in .17

Aaaaannnnnndddddddd that's why public trails get shut down. Tread lightly! Jeep owners would know better lol

I agree FWD can be good but your parents know how to drive in the snow. My wife.........not so much. It's one of her requirements to move to NH. She gets a minivan I get a house in a free state. Everyone is happy. AWD and snow tires it is.

Were moving to New Hampshire, the Sienna is the only minivan that is AWD currently.

His 911=My wrangler I just don't have a fast vehicle anymore because I can't afford another speeding ticket let alone another licenses suspension. And I know I'm not responsible enough to keep it within the speed limit. Hehe

Ehhhhh yeah I think so for the wife. Plan on doing allot more road trips the next few years. The venza is just to small, I was liking the grand cherokee but obviously the minivan has allot more cargo room for around the same price. I'm keeping the wrangler so I'll still be cool enough. Lol

Both, I own my wrangler and my truck and lease the wife's vehicle. I'll keep the jeep forever and when the truck dies I'll buy another used truck as a DD. I'd rather my wife have a newer dependable vehicle to drive our daughter around in and not worry about breaking down. My wife is a stay-at-home mom so she will definitely be under the 15K miles per year. However the next vehicle we are probably going to end up buying a Toyota sennea because the venza is just not big enough especially now that we're planning on getting a third dog.

Yeah it' not like the Smithsonian knows any thing about restoring old things Lmao

http://absorbine.com/products/leather-care/leather-therapy-restorer-conditioner/ This is the best stuff out there. The Smithsonian uses it on all of their leather. Not just the restore but the entire product line. I know the person who invented it whom is also a pro 2a guy from hunterdon county

I saw this the other day. So sad. I spent allot of my teens and early 20s there. Even cammped out all day on the road leading in to watch every car from the hotrod power tour drive by. Good times!

My bad. If I was forced to live in PA again if go back to western pa. I lived outside blairsville pa when I went to auto body school. Near Latrobe. Private school for the kid would be a must out there though and it' a bit of a ride out there.

didn't mean he had to go as far north as I'm going but everything I've found in my research says stay away from Nashua and the Massachusetts border towns Bartlett is exactly 7 hours from Flemington door to door

Soooooo who is making "not my governor" bumper stickers?

Fugly

Let me guess you have a 4 door jk? It's called the jeep wave just so you know

Coverage. For instance they pay actual cost of replacement not blue book. As in if your rare vintage Ferrari is valued at 500k and it's totaled and a replacement coat 650k they pay the 650k. But like I said you get what you pay for and they dont insure everyone just the welthy.

To bad they dident have that security guard from the 7-11 robbery working overnight.

The SBR version is quickly making it's way to the top of my "first SBR purchase list" when I move. First things first- suppressor then SBR

I shot a clays gun with a release trigger once. I was very uncomfortable with it and put the gun down after 2 shots.

Chubb beats them but you pay for what you get

When I was in autobody Geico would only pay for used or aftermarket parts. Dont know if anything has changed since then.

Might want to look a little further north. Nashua gets a bit of Riff Raff that spills over from Massachusetts. I'm going further north, sandwich, moultonborough, bartlett, Jackson or Chatham are the main towns im looking at.

Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. FWIW the main reason I don't carry while riding (snowboarding) is because I go hard. Jumps, rails, out of bounds ect and it would really hurt to fall on my pistol and I fall every time i ride. If I was to just leisurely ride on trail down the mountain I would have no issue with keeping my j frame in my jacket pocket. That and I've been known to drink quite a few adult beverages while on the mountain. Lol

Or not do

I bring my own safe and keep it locked up in my vehicle and stash the ammo in the room or backpack. Follow FOPA and don't drive like an idiot and you will be good to go. What mountain you going to?