Curly
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'98 Pathfinder. Murky Lake Green. Best off-the-lot sound system I've ever heard. Also serves as wetsuit drying rack on Mondays in the parking lot at my office.
What is your Scuba-Mobile?
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danceswithoctopus
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I bought an old Cherokee as a present for my Talon--didn't like loading her down and salting her up with all that wet gear. :droplet:
Soggy
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I lug my stuff around in a Subaru Impreza WRX SportWagon. I can put tons of stuff in it and get there real fast.
durangodiver
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I have a 2001 Dodge Durango which holds 4 people and all their gear really comfortably. Also with the leather, you can sit on it wet and not hurt anything. Now if it only get better gas mileage...
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DivePartner1
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My ancient, plain vanilla volvo has done fine, but I think I'm about ready for a truck. Or something in a convertable. Or both.
Jeblis
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Mmmm need SUV. Car for now, but I know I'm gonna need all the extra room of an SUV real soon for all my scuba gear.
doll_fins
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Currently in the market for a pickup truck.
I own a VW Cabrio ~ fun car (when the sun's out!) but it is so small. I just bought a nifty new bag for all my scuba gear and it doesn't fit in the trunk! :shaking:
I own a VW Cabrio ~ fun car (when the sun's out!) but it is so small. I just bought a nifty new bag for all my scuba gear and it doesn't fit in the trunk! :shaking:
I just sold my Audi TT last week and bought a subaru impreza wrx just so I could carry my dive gear.
The audi could just barely hold 1 tank and gear in the trunk. Add a second tank and the gear had to go in the drivers seat. This left no room for a cooler (or a second set of gear for a buddy!)
The convertible was nice, but diving is much more important.
The audi could just barely hold 1 tank and gear in the trunk. Add a second tank and the gear had to go in the drivers seat. This left no room for a cooler (or a second set of gear for a buddy!)
The convertible was nice, but diving is much more important.
art.chick
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As long as we're talkin' cars, has anyone come up with a way to prevent the salt water from rusting their scuba-mobiles?;-0
raxafarian
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I use my 83 chevy caprice as a 'catch-all'... as I take off the gear I throw it on top of the car to keep dirt/sand/grit off... then just rinse when I get home.
Of course I wouldn't do this with our 2001 intrique.
I guess my point is: Beater cars rule for scuba diving!
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