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Stolen from CNTC: Nissan is getting sued down in Brazil over a commercial they created to show how one of their cars is cheaper than a Ford Focus. Now you won't understand what they are saying in the commercial, but pretty much the guys in the white coats are Ford engineers and they are making big money selling an expensive Focus. Is still pretty funny. Though Ford didn't think it was funny and is suing Nissan because of the AD. Naturally Nissan has now stopped showing the AD. Can read more about it here: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/new-cars/auto-news/bad-rap-ford-sues-nissan/article1960347/

Yup, or they will be in September.

Ditto, I used photoshop for the image. I believe GIMP is a free photo editing software that has a lot of the functions that PS does.

Never tried it, this is from google -- http://www.solidblogger.com/save-download-facebook-video/ Once you have them saved, upload to youtube.

Welcome to NPORA!

Welcome to NPORA!!

Happy Birthdays!!

EVIL BALLOONS!! Sounds like the work of clowns. *shiver*

Bought what is likely to be the only mod for the summer... a baby seat.

Carpet cleaning is a lot cheaper than a new diff.

MWUAHAHAHA!! Just as I planned!

Welcome to NPORA!!

Nah, just Slick's dirty mind. Welcome to NPORA, cdnleaf. Always nice to have another canuck on the board.

Happy Birthday Jared. My thoughts are with you and your family today.

Lookin good... sad to see the cancer on the pathy though. Mine suffers the same affliction, just not as bad.

Another popular OBDII scanner: Scanguage: http://www.giffordautomotive.com/Scangauge2_Main_Page.htm (Canadian Supplier, where we got mine... Stephanie says order now! LOL) Sorry I cant help with your issue, but I'd buy a some type of scanner before paying someone else $150 to do it once.

What is the rest of you then?

Drinking already?

If you have some beginner to moderate trails around you, you can start wheeling without all the mods. A set of All Terrain tires will get you far without having to worry about having separate winter tires, and summer MT's. Once you get the hang of it, you will find you will want protection (skidplates, sliders, steel bumpers - likely in that order) and will think about installing a lift and bigger tires, which will make the moderate and harder trails a little easier (and ease the worry about the smashy smashy on the rocks.) Welcome!

Mine has that gap too. It goes all the way to the hatch on the other side.