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Old 03-01-2014, 11:02 PM #2
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I used to drive on the I 25 for a bit back in the 1980's back n forth from Denver to Boulder. I remember the road then used to have black ice and be hazardous but this is beyond awful. I used to drive a little white passat, loved it. Def not 4wd like we have nowadays. Still, I always felt safe in it.
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