"Capt. Rob" wrote:

All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up into the
suspension
and drivetrain when you scrape across something. Plastic skidplates are
even
more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real outback:

There are all kinds of off road applications out there and the Outback
is used in plenty. It's one of the top cars around in PA for example
where many homes are set in unpaved areas and outselling all other cars
there and only trailing pickup trucks in sales.

Living on an unpaved road is not an "off road application".

Cheers
Marty

"Mys Terry" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 08:00:20 -0400, Martin Baxter

wrote:

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up
into the
suspension
and drivetrain when you scrape across something.
Plastic skidplates are
even
more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real
outback:

There are all kinds of off road applications out there
and the Outback
is used in plenty. It's one of the top cars around in
PA for example
where many homes are set in unpaved areas and
outselling all other cars
there and only trailing pickup trucks in sales.

Living on an unpaved road is not an "off road
application".

Cheers
Marty

Ever been in Vermont during mid season?

Ever have a coherent thought?