I live in NJ and went and visited my old college buddies in NC. I am 25 and really proud of my riot. When i showed them the new jeep they asked if i was planning on dropping the kids off to soccer in my "mommy mobile." To say the least i was pissed off, but now i am left wondering if i could be driving what some see as a soccer mom truck. Please send words of encouragment.
Mommy Mobile!
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I mean who takes a minivan to a club? =) just saying sure it moves the kids but it moves with out them also. Minivans I just cant picture on a trip without kids intow. Mommy mobile has mac donalds on the floor coke on the celing and a bunch of smells you cant quite figure out.
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My, what excellent taste you have! My Steel Blue Pat should be a nice compliment to my Hubby's black 300Z.
Quite the couple they will be in the driveway...
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midlife crisis?
than having the pat called a mommy mobile
i would be more concerned of being accused of going through midlife crisis with the Z,
than having the pat called a mommy mobile
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(350 lovers be warned... Figured this might T you off enough to forget the Mommy Remark Swank)
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OK...venturing waaay off topic here, but...
Well, one doesn't buy a Z for practicality.
And if he wanted to have some real fun in one of those, he should have opened it up some more. Hubby and I just returned from a weekend driving trip in his 300Z to Death Valley with a local Z club. Driving on open, empty desert roads in one of those is something else!
Hubby is suffering from a broken clutch foot these days, so I got to do all the driving....I'm a bit more conservative in my driving style than he is but still managed to keep it fun for the both of us.
(If you're terribly interested in a recap of the trip, check out my blog here http://www.myspace.com/demolaysgirl and read the bottom half of Weary Traveler.)
No complaints at all from the 350Z drivers. We had a 240Z, a 300Z 31, two 300Z 32s and three 350Zs on the trip. Granted, we all had to get out and stretch a bit from time to time, but those cars are more about passion than comfort.
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And not to worry...while we were in Death Valley, we were scouting out things that we wanted to see that require a 4x4 to get to...and are thus planning another return trip...next time in my Patriot! Only a few weeks to go 'till I can order...
Well, one doesn't buy a Z for practicality.
And if he wanted to have some real fun in one of those, he should have opened it up some more. Hubby and I just returned from a weekend driving trip in his 300Z to Death Valley with a local Z club. Driving on open, empty desert roads in one of those is something else!
Hubby is suffering from a broken clutch foot these days, so I got to do all the driving....I'm a bit more conservative in my driving style than he is but still managed to keep it fun for the both of us.
(If you're terribly interested in a recap of the trip, check out my blog here http://www.myspace.com/demolaysgirl and read the bottom half of Weary Traveler.)
No complaints at all from the 350Z drivers. We had a 240Z, a 300Z 31, two 300Z 32s and three 350Zs on the trip. Granted, we all had to get out and stretch a bit from time to time, but those cars are more about passion than comfort.
And not to worry...while we were in Death Valley, we were scouting out things that we wanted to see that require a 4x4 to get to...and are thus planning another return trip...next time in my Patriot! Only a few weeks to go 'till I can order...
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