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Originally Posted by gonehuntin


Loeb doesn't have a 1965 Hoonicorn Mustang:


Loeb could have anything he wants
but he got better things to do than
lower himself to Block standards.
If Block wants to see the true limits of that
Stang he just need hand the keys to Séb

When you look at Loeb you see the butcher
not just the butcher's block., nuff said .. grin

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Originally Posted by tikkanut

In Utah

Guard rails are optional


not real optional in Oregon... they usually don't have any... in most places they need them...

and slick wet roads in Western Oregon ALL winter, on foggy roads...

eastern Oregon, slick icy roads....

then to add to the fun, we have more than our share of Mexicans and Californians passing thru at unsafe speeds for the road conditions...

that along with a safe distance behind you is about 5 yards on Interstate 5... hence why we end up with multi car pileups the closer you get to Potlandia...

can't leave out the Washington Plate Cars contributions either... nor many of our local Oregonian Beavis and Buttheads....

you don't have to slow down too much and stay in the right lane, to avoid most of the Kamikaze Pilots in the left lane....


"Minus the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the Country" Marion Barry, Mayor of Wash DC

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Those passes and some of those roads can be a bit dicey, especially with a ton of traffic. I got this weird request from the Sheriffs office many years ago to rappel into Gore canyon off of Trough road,ircc. A state trooper met me at the curve and I needed to get to the bottom and get the vin off of some vehicles. It wasn't brutally steep by I belayed 600' of rope down anyway for the climb up, probably 1200 feet or so.. A whole slew of cars and trucks at the bottom, many has been covered with weeds. It was a known dumping site for criminals and probably a few unexpectant drivers!

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