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6.2 What's it good for? Just about everything.
- Thread starter sreidmx
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You haven't seen my legs.. have you
I'm not really that tall. Like 6'3" but Shrek is a decent description
That's me on the left , and of course Eric "Lurch" Westover . Hahaha
I was actually looking for that pic lol
Well I suppose when you go camping we know how campfire stays warm..
Oh no.. everyone needs to know how messed up you have to be to own more than one 6.2 right @blazinzuk
Well, alright. If the public has some need to know, when I'm camping I usually keep warm by shivering in a tent in the rain and wishing I had a Suburban.
I will say this...a few minutes of idling the smelly diesel does clear out the mosquitoes.
Hahaha I was just gonna say, you stank up camp with that dang 6.2 diesel.. I know mine puffs a decent cloud in the morning!
We should call it "anti skeeter"
When we rode caravan across da U.P., I usually rode in the middle. On the 2 occasions that I lead the group, Luke (or maybe Mrs. Luke?
) complained about being behind my smelly stink bucket. Dave (who usually brought up the rear) also commented on the smell but said he didn't mind.Is my nose broken? I don't mind the smell at all. I actually prefer it to the smell of a typical rich-running gasoline engine (and I could often smell both Luke's and Dave's rigs when tailing behind them).
I guess old rigs smell. Pick your flavor.
Man, I'm late to the party. I flip a mental coin every morning and either drive my pickup ('83 6.2) or my Blazer ('91 350) for the day. I'd take either one into the mountains/desert hunting/fishing/exploring in a heartbeat.
For longer highway trips I tend to take the Suburban ('94 6.5). We'll be driving it to Kansas and back over Thanksgiving (hopefully with a couple coolers full of venison on the return trip).
I've got 'em all to the point where I'd trust 'em to go pretty much anywhere I wanna go...and I'm fairly proud of that.
What part of Kansas?
And I would like to get to a point were I have a couple 6.X's in great running order. So that I can have a coin to flip.
I am also back to DD duties with the CC.
My Cherokee is nice and nimble for traffic and parking lots, but the diesel just demands respect and usually gets it!
My Cherokee is nice and nimble for traffic and parking lots, but the diesel just demands respect and usually gets it!
My 6.2 just shrugs it shoulders with its head down and says excuse me pardon me thank you.
Yates Center
I will admit, there's been a few times over the years where I hopped in one, something unexpected happened (dead battery, etc.), and I hopped into a different one...gotta have depth...
Yates Center
I will admit, there's been a few times over the years where I hopped in one, something unexpected happened (dead battery, etc.), and I hopped into a different one...gotta have depth...
That's cool. Yates Center is only about 1.5-2hours south of me. My dad picked up a '60 Belair out of a barn near there. That was a cool car.
Yeah, hopping into a Cherokee with bad ball joints due to a dead battery or something in the diesel, is not an upgrade...
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