Re: Any info on the Argentine Central?
| July 27, 2009 05:08PM |
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Sadly we didn't Jerry. Neither myself or my brother have a 4-wheel drive vehicle so we didn't try it. As well, we really like to hike some of the trails to see if we can find any RR related stuff.
How is the driving situation up the mountain? I know that you can take the road out of Georgetown, but how far up can you drive with a 2 wheel drive car?
As well I should say I am not one of those adventurous souls that take their cars on the 'rather then questionable' mountain pass roads. I enjoy having an oil pan too much
hehehehe
Craig
Somewhere up in NoCo
How is the driving situation up the mountain? I know that you can take the road out of Georgetown, but how far up can you drive with a 2 wheel drive car?
As well I should say I am not one of those adventurous souls that take their cars on the 'rather then questionable' mountain pass roads. I enjoy having an oil pan too much
heheheheCraig
Somewhere up in NoCo
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