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Get a load of this a$$h0|£
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He lost me at "unrefined"!
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100% agreement on the title of this thread for so many reasons!!!
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Many youtubers eventually realize they are not cut out for it.
However I do think unrefined is a fair way to describe the ride quality, but was also typical of any SUV of that or the preceeding era because they were real trucks back then, which explains why so many have survived this long, but with the trade offs involved in adding more top rear weight.
However I do think unrefined is a fair way to describe the ride quality, but was also typical of any SUV of that or the preceeding era because they were real trucks back then, which explains why so many have survived this long, but with the trade offs involved in adding more top rear weight.
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