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As I read through these posts I'm starting to feel like chopped liver. I'm old and I post. In fact I'm old enough, I remember watching the letters in the date change. I'm just not as old as others here,,
EDIT: I'd like to point out that just because we have to grow up doesn't mean we can't stay immature.

mymx.3 wrote:Ya..........where is Tunes...............he was quite sick there for awhile ... but recuperated well...........anyone know if he is OK???

DEB

Tunes is still alive and still continues to tweak his mx-3's... we talk on the phone every once in a while... I'm sure he will be back someday

Didn't Tunes just post about a new car he bought or parts for sale?

no... he last logged in 7/23 but hasn't posted since 1/18....

im 16 but will be 17 in 4 months...god i cant wait to get my liscense(i think i spelled that right lol)

lol, yep spelled wrong. I just turned 21 a week ago so I don't really feel that young anymore.

nerd said, "don't really feel that young anymore", from where I'm sitting your still just a spring chicken with minimal worries. I got up this morning the nob on the alarm fell off when I touched it, the curtains fell off when I tried to open them and the door handle came off when I opened bedroom door. I was getting paronoid, I didn't build up the strenght to go to the washroom till after 10:00. Anyway getting a Drivers License is a milestone in one's life for sure. It's one of our first big steps towards independence and getting that much sought after "back seat action". Oh ya forgot, this is an MX-3,,,sorry guys.

25 at this end...

I'm 35 and am still having more fun than anyone I know. Some of my mentors are in their 70s, and 80s, and still having a great time. Since the age of 16, I've had the intelligence of a 50 year old, and stamina, and charisma of a 21 year old. There are certian things you must learn by experience, and responsibilities that come with maturity, but mostly, you can be any age you want.

Daninski wrote:Oh ya forgot, this is an MX-3,,,sorry guys.

Believe me the mx-3 has plenty of room

I was just gonna say... all you have to do is ditch your huge subs, ad add a few blankets.... its really quite comfortable, I'm thinking of going camping sometime next summer

If you think the back of the MX-3 is comfortable your name must be Gumby or something?

xxwhiteboyjim22xx wrote: Believe me the mx-3 has plenty of room

I totally agree!!

daninski wrote:If you think the back of the MX-3 is comfortable your name must be Gumby or something?

Gumby was at one time a nick name of mine..my last name is Gumbinger!



DEB

Yeah, I thought the strut bar would be handy, but it just got in the way. Being an acrobat, I made it work. You lose some privacy, but you need the hatch open.

I find vehicles don't hold heat in well. I've slept in the Mx-3 once, folded back the drivers seat, wasn't bad, but was cold. The Xterra works well, for drive-ins, fold the rear seats, put a foam mattress and it's very comfortable, but I'd rather sleep in a tent, or better, a tent on my truck!