Gouda for you. I'll let you brie. I could keep going but they don't get and feta. Look you've created a munster.Yep, I want cheese with my whine.
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Gouda for you. I'll let you brie. I could keep going but they don't get and feta. Look you've created a munster.Yep, I want cheese with my whine.
Stop it! It's cheesy enough as it is.Gouda for you. I'll let you brie. I could keep going but they don't get and feta. Look you've created a munster.
Good post.As it just so happens, I just got a link to the AllState Blog, where the guy covers this exact same question:
Gas Tanks: Why Aren’t All Fuel Doors on the Same Side?
Very good question.As it just so happens, I just got a link to the AllState Blog, where the guy covers this exact same question:
Gas Tanks: Why Aren’t All Fuel Doors on the Same Side?
I know I have harped on this before.
Fuel filler needs to be on the drivers side. Thank you.
Other than that, there is nothing I can really pick at. I juat hate pulling up to the wrong side of the fuel pump.
Off topic question.
Is it appropriate to laugh after your wife flips her car down a hill off the side of the interstate and afterwards, in the back of the ambulance, procceeds to ask the paramedics for a band-aid... for the scratch on her ankle...
I hope so, because I did. <3
I can't remember owning a car that had the fuel door on the driver's side. My sprinter van does... But none of my cars. But then, I've only owned about 12 cars.
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Honda Civic , Chrysler 300 Too....Darsun Maxima and Rav4 both have fill pipe on Driver's Side