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#1
09-23-2007, 07:09 AM
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Re: FJ Stuck in Los Angeles
I thought FJ's were the bad ass off road rigs and it gets stuck going to the mall! Dam I would get my money back after that and buy a Hummer.
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09-23-2007, 11:47 AM
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Re: FJ Stuck in Los Angeles
Was Paris Hilton driving it!
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#3
09-23-2007, 08:19 PM
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Re: FJ Stuck in Los Angeles
My bad. I just saw a report of this on the tube. Originally, I thought the FJ got caught on a dirt road surrounding Toluca Lake. As it turns out, it was on a high speed concrete 4 lane, but the hillside liquified in a heavy downpour and swarmed the road (like a mud avalanche). Then it set up. I don't think anything could have gotten out without a dig and a tow.
Sorry! 
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09-23-2007, 08:32 PM
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Re: FJ Stuck in Los Angeles
ORLY?Quote:
Originally Posted by tower
My bad. I just saw a report of this on the tube. Originally, I thought the FJ got caught on a dirt road surrounding Toluca Lake. As it turns out, it was on a high speed concrete 4 lane, but the hillside liquified in a heavy downpour and swarmed the road (like a mud avalanche). Then it set up. I don't think anything could have gotten out without a dig and a tow.
Sorry!
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09-23-2007, 10:32 PM
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Re: FJ Stuck in Los Angeles
Fissed!Quote:
Originally Posted by tower
My bad. I just saw a report of this on the tube. Originally, I thought the FJ got caught on a dirt road surrounding Toluca Lake. As it turns out, it was on a high speed concrete 4 lane, but the hillside liquified in a heavy downpour and swarmed the road (like a mud avalanche). Then it set up. I don't think anything could have gotten out without a dig and a tow except for DRTY's H7.
Sorry!
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