Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

Jesus Christ has nothing to do with it, unless you are praying that they
arrive safely.

Tom

"Jeepaholic" <jeepahoilcs@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:quC5b.9139$Lk5.8455@newsread3.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
> $3729.00 door to door........
>
> Jesus Christ!
>
>

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

Me too!!!

I always have wanted to see more of Texas than DFW. =)

Where abouts in Idaho are you gonna be located?



On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 00:38:21 GMT, tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:

>>
>>>> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
>>>> $3729.00 door to door........
>>
>>Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
>>work and driven them there for you!!!!
>>
>> Tookie

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

Me too!!!

I always have wanted to see more of Texas than DFW. =)

Where abouts in Idaho are you gonna be located?



On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 00:38:21 GMT, tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:

>>
>>>> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
>>>> $3729.00 door to door........
>>
>>Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
>>work and driven them there for you!!!!
>>
>> Tookie

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 00:38:21 UTC tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:

>
> >> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
> >> $3729.00 door to door........
>
> Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
> work and driven them there for you!!!!

You ever seen the country between El Paso and Idaho? That's one big
passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
whole passel of nowhere...

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 00:38:21 UTC tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:

>
> >> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
> >> $3729.00 door to door........
>
> Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
> work and driven them there for you!!!!

You ever seen the country between El Paso and Idaho? That's one big
passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
whole passel of nowhere...

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

Approximately 9/4/03 19:50, Will Honea uttered for posterity:

> On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 00:38:21 UTC tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:
>
>>
>> >> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
>> >> $3729.00 door to door........
>>
>> Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
>> work and driven them there for you!!!!
>
> You ever seen the country between El Paso and Idaho?

Yup. Used to commute that route about once a year or so. Well,
more accurately from White Sands and continue up past Idaho on
93 into Kalispell Montana. 'Course this was before the easy
route of I-25 up thru into Wyoming and then over left on 90.

> That's one big
> passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
> Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
> whole passel of nowhere...

South isn't.

Not really desert, more high plateau desert, big sandstone
formations, then lovely mountain canyons with and without
water.

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

Approximately 9/4/03 19:50, Will Honea uttered for posterity:

> On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 00:38:21 UTC tookie@cox.net (Tookie ) wrote:
>
>>
>> >> Today I shipped my three Jeeps up to Idaho - 89 YJ, 95 YJ, 03 Rubicon -
>> >> $3729.00 door to door........
>>
>> Shoot, for $2500 I would have taken a week off of
>> work and driven them there for you!!!!
>
> You ever seen the country between El Paso and Idaho?

Yup. Used to commute that route about once a year or so. Well,
more accurately from White Sands and continue up past Idaho on
93 into Kalispell Montana. 'Course this was before the easy
route of I-25 up thru into Wyoming and then over left on 90.

> That's one big
> passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
> Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
> whole passel of nowhere...

South isn't.

Not really desert, more high plateau desert, big sandstone
formations, then lovely mountain canyons with and without
water.

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 19:16:18 UTC Lon Stowell <lon.stowell@comcast.net>
wrote:

> > That's one big
> > passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
> > Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
> > whole passel of nowhere...
>
> South isn't.
>
> Not really desert, more high plateau desert, big sandstone
> formations, then lovely mountain canyons with and without
> water.

Well, that's a matter of opinion. I've made a bunch of runs down to
Chiuahua - the city - and other than a few strays and one Pemex
station it's pretty barren. One trip through a desert is pretty, the
subsequent trips get boring in a hurry.

Deserts aren't necessarily wind blown sand dunes - the Chiuahua desert
is a pretty definitive region that starts way down in Mexico and
stretches north into Southern Colorado, East to include the Davis
mountains and West as far as the eye can see. That whole part of the
world can quickly kill the unprepared traveler.

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Re: Shipping Jeeps to Idaho
 

On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 19:16:18 UTC Lon Stowell <lon.stowell@comcast.net>
wrote:

> > That's one big
> > passel of nowhere desert, especially if you swing west and run up thru
> > Salt Lake City. Of course, about any direction out of El Paso is a
> > whole passel of nowhere...
>
> South isn't.
>
> Not really desert, more high plateau desert, big sandstone
> formations, then lovely mountain canyons with and without
> water.

Well, that's a matter of opinion. I've made a bunch of runs down to
Chiuahua - the city - and other than a few strays and one Pemex
station it's pretty barren. One trip through a desert is pretty, the
subsequent trips get boring in a hurry.

Deserts aren't necessarily wind blown sand dunes - the Chiuahua desert
is a pretty definitive region that starts way down in Mexico and
stretches north into Southern Colorado, East to include the Davis
mountains and West as far as the eye can see. That whole part of the
world can quickly kill the unprepared traveler.

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>