Adventures in Evo ownership: Pumpkin farm
Oct 19, 2009, 07:49 PM
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It cost me $200. Well, actually a tire place scratched the hell out of my wheel and was going to get it painted and I said no go. They gave me the $100 (which is what the place charges them to paint one wheel) and I got them all powdercoated. Which I had planned to do anyways lol so I was only out of pocket $100
Oct 30, 2009, 09:30 PM
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yes, that is exactly why i love my evo. snowboarding, mud, rain, whatever is not a problem for the evo. my srt ****in sucked dick in all of the above lol.
thats a good story and some friggen good pictures! an evo in its birth environment, its like a hummer in dirt, it just looks so happy there! 
Nov 1, 2009, 04:38 PM
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reminds me of the time I took the evo to an offroading/Jeep club campground.
I was the only vehicle there that could be described as a car.
And yes, I went exploring. Navigating took 100% attention, and I whacked the crossbars a few times.
Nothing says awesome like red dirt across your car.
I was the only vehicle there that could be described as a car.
And yes, I went exploring. Navigating took 100% attention, and I whacked the crossbars a few times.
Nothing says awesome like red dirt across your car.
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