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Fosters is too big!
- Thread starter Clarkdonbran
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- John
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- Bradenton, FL
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- 2023 XLT Tremor AWD, 2020 Nissan Kicks SV
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- 2.0L EcoBoost
That's how my dad use to gauge trips.
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- Rob
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- 2022 XLT Maverick Lux,A51,Hybrid,Rear Slider.
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- 2.5L Hybrid
I bet the Austrailian version of the Maverick could hold a Fosters oil can.
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- Cal
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Like you - I can attest that Voodoo Ranger (Juice Force in my case) singles fit just fine.For all the talk of the Mav’s cup holding abilities, I have been somewhat disappointed! It loves the 19.2. Fosters not so much.
Don't jdge me! The last 1.5 miles up to my mountain property is private owned/maintained roads with a 15mph speed limit.
After a 6.5hr drive - it is a great feeling to crawl up the mountain, taking in the fresh air and breeze, 5k foot views, and a few sips of a beer before you get up to the property and get to work unloading and tending a piece of land you haven't seen in months.
True, dat."They been having drive-threaux daiquiri stands in Louisiana since way back..."
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