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Old 05-12-2008, 12:58 PM   #6
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That's it. I'm getting in my old '89 Jeep Wagoneer, throwing in some sleeping bags and a cooler of Cokes, a worn copy of Kerouac (and now my Sony Reader) and heading out to Utah or Colorado or Arizona. Yippee!!

P.S. Forget it. Gas prices are too high. Thus dies Americana.
Sounds like heaven! I love the Prius, but it is too quiet. For a road trip, you need to hear a growl under the hood!
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