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Free snows for E53 X5 - CT

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by DAC17, Oct 21, 2012.

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    DAC17

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    I have a set of four Pilot Alpins in stock size for a 2005 X5 3.0i that have three seasons on them. Still good tread; have at least one, and maybe two, seasons left in them for free. Cleaning out the garage. E-mail me at DAC17@aol.com. They need to be picked up, though.

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    Satch SoSoCalifortified

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    ...it might help if we knew where we would have to go to pick them up...
    Oh: CT must mean Connecticut. :)
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    DAC17

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    That would be correct. Actually, Farmington. I'm assuming you won't need them in sunny SoCal....
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    Satch SoSoCalifortified

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    We're in the depths of a cold snap---68 degrees and mostly cloudy. Ahhhh, winter!
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    MGarrison

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    I s'pose anyone who has lived in Alaska for any length of time is likely to _really_ enjoy soCal weather. 'Zis payback for years of how-much-better-the-weather-is-here from folks who resided below the 49th parallel while you were freezin' yer tuckus off in 6 months of pitch blackness? :D
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    Satch SoSoCalifortified

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    These days I tell people I lived in Alaska until I figured out it gets cold and dark in the winter there. How long is it from 1967 to 2003?

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