I have a near new set of 18” Michelin A/S 4’s in storage. 2000 highway miles on them. $500 shipped and they’re yours.
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Thank you, but this is purely fair weather vehicle for me. No need for all-seasonsfledonfoot wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 6:54 pmI have a near new set of 18” Michelin A/S 4’s in storage. 2000 highway miles on them. $500 shipped and they’re yours.
I bet it'll hold up just fine with standard maintenance, sometimes you gotta do the right fit for the family. I'm just stoked to have a 'twins bro' on the forum still and I mean the cars
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Agreed. Hence the . It would have been nice to find one with these services done already, but literally everyone dumps these things once they get to this age/mileage and skips out on those two services. And the ones that don't need it yet, they're still closing in on 100k and would have cost $10k more. One way or another, you pay.
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We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
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Thanks man. The bolded is the exact reason why I never considered one. Despite the Odyssey having only a 5 speed, I think it's fine. It doesn't hunt for gears, it doesn't have any weird behavior, it just gets the job done. The engine is sowing machine smooth with 135k on it too, overall it's pretty remarkable how good this thing feels.Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:07 pm We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
Dafuq is a Chrysler Voyager? Is that like the Town and Cunt? As in not the new Pacifica version of the minivan line?Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:07 pm We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
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I see Country also auto corrects. Thanks Z.D Griff wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:46 pmDafuq is a Chrysler Voyager? Is that like the Town and Cunt? As in not the new Pacifica version of the minivan line?Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:07 pm We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
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Rental fleet spec of the same thing, methinks. Trans is hot shit either way.D Griff wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:46 pmDafuq is a Chrysler Voyager? Is that like the Town and Cunt? As in not the new Pacifica version of the minivan line?Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:07 pm We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
No, that was my brain auto correcting.
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, I have some pics. I think it is a trimmed down Pacifica or something... rook same.D Griff wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:46 pmDafuq is a Chrysler Voyager? Is that like the Town and Cunt? As in not the new Pacifica version of the minivan line?Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 3:07 pm We just got back from FL, while exploring the state we travelled in a rental spec Chrysler Voyager. The transmission was hot garbage and after 40k the engine idled like a tractor but it was an incredibly comfortable and versatile machine to travel in with two kids in tow. I'd it if I needed to no question.
Hope this bad-boy stays reliable for you.
I booked a Camry so I appreciated the free upgrade. Kids had captains chairs in the second row and one or the other occasionally moved to the third row to get away from their brother.
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So hot.Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:27 pm, I have some pics. I think it is a trimmed down Pacifica or something... rook same.
I booked a Camry so I appreciated the free upgrade. Kids had captains chairs in the second row and one or the other occasionally moved to the third row to get away from their brother.
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I asked my wife if she would consider one of these, and to that she responded: "I appreciate the power sliding doors, voluminous space, and practicality, but I just can't bear to look at this thing from the outside".Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 1:32 amSo hot.Tar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:27 pm
, I have some pics. I think it is a trimmed down Pacifica or something... rook same.
I booked a Camry so I appreciated the free upgrade. Kids had captains chairs in the second row and one or the other occasionally moved to the third row to get away from their brother.
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My wife feels the same way. She insisted up and down she'd never drive the thing, but twice now when she's gone to pick up the kids she's taken the Odyssey instead of the Atlas.
"Oh, it was out already." (it lives in the driveway) was the excuse.
Uh huh. Sure sure.
Or maybe it's just a better tool for ferrying crotchfruit. I'm totally fine keeping the miles off the Atlas and piling them on the , doe.