my new dive rig

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Congrats, Loretta! They look like neat lil cars- I was looking at getting one for my wife a while back- I'd be curious to hear how you like it in a few months......
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New toys are always cool! Congrats
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Congrats on the new rig. 4 and a half years into purchasing a reliable vehicle after a long series of TERRIBLE cars, I still smile every time I turn the key and the car starts. Simple things...hope you have many miles of smiling in front of you with your new toy.
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Cool! A new excuse to make that long trip to come dive with us ... \:D/

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Very nice!

Kwbyron has one of those as his dive rig, and it worked very well. A nice large ribbermaid tub in the back and you're good to go.

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nice! that mileage will sure help your dive commute!
Scubagirl45 wrote:...my new dive rig will easily hold 2 divers and their gear....
haha, maybe 2 divers YOUR size, loretta! i'd love to see me and divernick and all our gear in your new ride! my guess it would be similar to Pez and Fishstiq in ye olde Geo!
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Nice dive rig..... to be

Some helper springs and beefer tires, you will be all set!!!!
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Scubagirl45 wrote:
spatman wrote:nice! that mileage will sure help your dive commute!
Scubagirl45 wrote:...my new dive rig will easily hold 2 divers and their gear....
haha, maybe 2 divers YOUR size, loretta! i'd love to see me and divernick and all our gear in your new ride! my guess it would be similar to Pez and Fishstiq in ye olde Geo!
Too funny! :laughing3: It actually does have more room inside than the average sub-compact, but yeah, I'll have to see just how much I can cram into it.
Easy on the Geo. We used to argue about who hated that car more, and thus occupied Pez couldn't be as mean to me. Ahh, I miss those days.... Loretta, congrats on the new ride!
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Congrats Loretta!

Now you have to come down to Eugene and dive in the area more often. I have been diving some new lakes around here and there are some other awsome dives that I have discovered. Besides, you have to do a nother Clear lake dive.

Again Congrats on the wheels
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Scubagirl45 wrote: my new dive rig will easily hold 2 divers and their gear, and it gets about 40 MPG :supz: It also has the added benefit of being pint-sized enough to fit into the smallest of available parking spots. I'm excited about taking it on it's first road trip to Seattle, and breaking it in with a load of dive gear!

What??? No Scubalance/Diveulance/PADI Wagon? :dontknow:

I'm not sure but I think your mileage is only 28 MPG better than mine. :evil4:

So I am assuming we will see ya a bit more often? =D>
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If I know Loretta my guess is that all fuel savings will initially be diverted to the "Salvo fund". \:D/
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