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jitterymonkey

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  1. jitterymonkey
    I see a lot of vehicles like this at Canfield Ohios truck fest. No front drive shaft because the angle's to steep, or somethings in the way. Rear end holds up because it's basically a trailer queen. Driven around on surface streets, gravel pits and truck jamborees. Bet it really impresses the ladies though. Bigger tires are always better, right?
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    Front Rear Differential? I totally agree, get your Pathy out of that shop.
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    diecast2door http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ME:B:EF:US:1123 Duh,Thanks for reminding me. (and for the moderation) Found a plastic model and this well used 2 door.
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    Just watched the Pathfinder commercial where G.I. Joe saves Barbie from drowning with the help of a really cool miniature Pathfinder. Used the search button (honest, i did) any didn't find any posts on this topic. Did they make any Pathfinder toys? I have a bunch of old Stomper stuff in the attic waiting for my 3yr old to get a little older before I dig 'em out, and now that I own one it'd be nice to have a few smaller ones for my kid (and me) NOPE I'll never grow up
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    New and having trouble sending the picture.......Can you click on it and see it? if not I'll try again. Dave
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    Found it while looking for a Pathfinder without a rusted frame in the rust belt.
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    Just curious..... I have a 1985 Ford F-150 4x4 with manual Warn hubs and I can shift on the fly well over 25mph from 2wd to 4Hi and back again with no problems. My Suzuki's were the same way. Not that mine's going anywhere soon, But Why do (all?) pathfinders have to be shifted from 2 to 4Hi below 25mph? Dave
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