Happy Fathers Day. Post up a pic!
06-20-2021, 09:16 PM
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Happy Fathers Day. Post up a pic!
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zshecht7792 (06-20-2021)
06-20-2021, 09:23 PM
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New son-in-law's smile on Fathers Day when I let him drive for 2 hrs ... this was just after a 2nd gear tunnel pull up to redline ...
SO happy my daughter found such a great guy!! ... CAR guy too ...
SO happy my daughter found such a great guy!! ... CAR guy too ...
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RAudi Driver (06-20-2021)
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RAudi Driver (06-20-2021)
06-20-2021, 09:57 PM
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me and my son out today for a semi
maiden voyage in the car. He’s 13 and can’t wait to start wrenching and driving. Make a father proud.
Post em up guys.
maiden voyage in the car. He’s 13 and can’t wait to start wrenching and driving. Make a father proud.
Post em up guys.
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cbracerx (06-20-2021)
06-27-2021, 05:45 PM
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great parking spot RAudi. Keep an eye on those pod leaves from getting in the front cowl at base of windshield.
Anytime I park anywhere near trees, I always make it a point to look down in there before I pull out.
My Cayenne has a BIG cavity on both far sides at the base of the windshield, and unless you specifically stand over top of it & look down, you can miss easily miss them. And then once you pull away & drive at highway speeds, it just pushes them down in further to where you cannot get them out (then they eventually break down & clog up the rubber drain plugs)
Anytime I park anywhere near trees, I always make it a point to look down in there before I pull out.
My Cayenne has a BIG cavity on both far sides at the base of the windshield, and unless you specifically stand over top of it & look down, you can miss easily miss them. And then once you pull away & drive at highway speeds, it just pushes them down in further to where you cannot get them out (then they eventually break down & clog up the rubber drain plugs)
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