TeriAnn wrote:
> <snip>Personally I tend to look for horizontal scratches in the
> paint. That means passage through heavily brushed trails. Equipment
> that has been used and maintained tends to have a certain look about
> it that maybe only another off roader can readily identify, but my
> respect is for the person who uses and maintains their equipment.<snip>
Ah, I know what you mean. At Brit car shows I look for the door dings
and paint scratches that indicate owners have used their Triumph
equipment to grab groceries and taxi the kids to school. There's a
certain look that comes from boys climbing into the bench seat using the
tire as a step. Maybe that's not exactly the same thing.... ;)
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Steven Newell
Littleton, CO
'62 TR4, '66 Volvo 122S wagon, '76 MB 240D
Not sure I need anything else.
But I would like an old Range Rover, Mini, or BMW 2002 anyway.
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