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Do you mean to tell me, after your long and successful career as a hit man with a super computer in your pocket, you don't know how squirrel is spelled?? Frickin squirl...
Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel Squirrel.......can I use the bathroom now teacher?
 
Despite the sunburned paint, it is a remarkably low mileage (under 100k) Jeep that drives very well, and appears to have never been smoked in. One owner, a little old lady that only drove it to church - the salesman wouldn't lie about a thing like that Lol 😂
Translation:

Bought it from police impound auction. Cleaned out most the blood. Only used to smuggle Narcotics in the desert. One cartel owner.
 
Translation:

Bought it from police impound auction. Cleaned out most the blood. Only used to smuggle Narcotics in the desert. One cartel owner.
LOL, maybe - but at going on 18 years old with so few miles it couldn't have been a very long run - probably more like bringing señoritas back and forth from TJ to San Diego... actually it was registered in Oceanside, perhaps a marine on multiple deployments, only sunburned on one side, maybe from being parked in a carport.
 
LOL, maybe - but at going on 18 years old with so few miles it couldn't have been a very long run - probably more like bringing señoritas back and forth from TJ to San Diego... actually it was registered in Oceanside, perhaps a marine on multiple deployments, only sunburned on one side, maybe from being parked in a carport.
Ah, probably used for 'servicing' clients.

I'd run a black light through that sucker ASAP!
 
LOL, maybe - but at going on 18 years old with so few miles it couldn't have been a very long run - probably more like bringing señoritas back and forth from TJ to San Diego... actually it was registered in Oceanside, perhaps a marine on multiple deployments, only sunburned on one side, maybe from being parked in a carport.
That's a sign of Jesus' light from the holy parking lot
 
Looks like a normal HEEP to me.

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As common as those were you may well be able to find an entire door without having to break the bank. Wife had one for a long time. Was great during the occasional times we had a bit of winter here. With snow tires on it thing went well.
 
100k miles is a whole lotta church
I guess, I forget everyone isn't as remote as I like to keep myself. Before I quit driving 36,000 miles a year wasn't unusual driving 115 miles (each way) to shop, and up to 425 miles (each way) for doctors, and medical treatment - I'm still being treated in Portland, Salem, and occasionally Eugene which are 250-350ish miles away... and this car is 18 years old.
 
And no this jeep won't be used for that, or I wouldn't have an excuse to have my son come get me, and drive me around. After being at work all the time when he was growing up it gives us a chance to have some really long, deep conversations. That is why I didn't buy a nicer car.
 
That's a Cybertruck!
Oddly enough, last month when my son was driving me around he stopped to charge his car adjacent to the Tesla superchargers. When I finished my lunch I gathered up my garbage, and start looking around for a garbage can. In luck I thought as there was a dumpster sitting right across from us. I get out and walk over to the dumpster, but couldn't quite figure out how to open it - I'm thinking 🐻 proof? - when about that time this smarmy GQ punk in his 40's jumps out from behind the dumpster sporting a real attitude - what the hell do you think you're doing, he spouted. I was actually startled, and it took me a second to start saying I was putting my garbage in the dumpster, not that it was any of his business. Well, apparently it was his business as I was tugging on the bed cover of his flat black wrapped cyber truck. I swear it looked like a dumpster from that angle. :)
 

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