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#162525 - 12/01/06 05:56 PM Re: PSP Navigation system
Richard Candelario Offline
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At least the fire would keep him warm through the winter...
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#162526 - 12/02/06 08:50 AM Re: PSP Navigation system
BryantGTP Offline
Member 		Registered: 03/26/03
Posts: 2481
Loc: Franklin, MA
If there's a fire in my truck and I get out alright, I wouldn't consider it a heart-breaking event.

Besides, if anything goes wrong in that truck, it's going to be my drive shaft falling out since I'm ignoring rattling noise that it's making.
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#162527 - 12/02/06 05:28 PM Re: PSP Navigation system
brown Offline
Member 		Registered: 07/16/06
Posts: 1382
Loc: Belleville, MI
my dad ignored a terribly loud rattling in our old van. One day while he was driving it, the driveshaft fell out at a light. Luckily it happened across the street from a shop.
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#162528 - 12/02/06 05:45 PM Re: PSP Navigation system
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Loc: Franklin, MA
I've had that happen to me in a Tahoe. I put the driveshaft in the back, put it into 4WD, and drove home.

The only problem with my truck is that it's 2WD.
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