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Mountain City Ford

101 Main St
Inez, KY 41224
(606) 298-3535

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Mountain City Chevrolet

Rt 40
Inez, KY 41224
(877) 584-6091

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Car Doctor

5670 State Highway 292 W
Belfry, KY 41514
(606) 237-5055

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Stratton Service Station

6365 South Us 23
Ivel, KY 41642
(606) 478-4333

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R & J Auto Service

144 Buskirk Dr
Thelma, KY 41260
(606) 789-6362

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Richard Skaggs

144 Buskirk Dr
Thelma, KY 41260
(606) 789-6362

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Crum, WV Car Consumer Discussions

Toyota PR is annoying.: by gteach26 on Fri Oct 22 18:25:09 PDT 2004; They give out nothing about their new vehicles. They may feel they are building buzz, or protecting the current avalon's sales, but all they are doing with me is putting me to sleep. C'mon Toyo... how about an official bread crum or two? Geesh!!!

I hope you are right merc1...: by gteach26 on Mon Mar 22 08:36:23 PST 2004; Acura hasn't let a single "official" crum or two leak out.. nada, zip, zilch. They should be in charge of guarding our country's military secrets!

Dts15: by pitrott on Sat May 11 05:48:11 PDT 2002; Dude, AS for you ?'s on the nav and the DVD well i can tell you the nav and dvd are worth the money... Rre-sale first now the nav help out when it is foggy you can just look at the nav sys for the next road. and for places not marked it will leave bread crums to find your way back....(ghost towns in AZ) DVD well if you have kids PRICELESS and it will host a game sys..... SO SPEN THE EXTRA CASH..... R pit

no title: by Mr_Shiftright on Wed Aug 29 21:40:02 PDT 2001; You know, for $650 the crums could have taken it for a test drive to check their work! Well, you are kinda stuck unless you demand that they put the old parts back in, which I think you could legally do...but...really, they didn't fix the problem, they were guessing. I'd raise hell myself and if they do accidentally fix the problem, they should fix it for free. If you can stop the charge, I'd do that, too! This is very very sloppy.

karno1 and blaszer610: by brillmtb on Thu Apr 19 23:38:35 PDT 2001; I dont know if the others want to hear this but it does have some crossover if people want GPS's I have a Garmin IIIplus, still the best one I believe. I have two different programs for it. One allows you to input topo maps into the GPS for the area you are in then you get great detail. The other is a program where you can design routes on your computer and download to the GPS and/or you can bring back routes your GPS stored and plot them on your computer to see where the heck you have been. I'm not sure if one program today does both of these functions as well as these two. Im at work so I will have to get the names of the programs later if you wish. I wish the GPS units had more memory to store more topo maps but they dont. Perhaps in the future they will add more megabites, look for this as this is key. I have a handlebar mount on my Y-33 (had to throw in a little bike info). You can set the unit to "drop a crum" every so many feet or seconds. That allows you to plot your route and you can "track back".. again this is key if you get lost. Ever been in the slick rock area in the canyons and turn around and go ?hit which canyon did I come from.....I have. Track back allows you to re trace your route and now that the Military variation is turned off the accuracy of these GPS's are now down to feet. OK, for the rest of you non-bikers.... In the car I find my laptop the way to go, bigger screen, I can load additional maps, have imediate access to the programs above, can see my position as I move across the terrain and you dont wear your batteries down. The GPS hooks into the laptop and feeds position info to the computer mapping program. You can also look at the GPS screen for all the data it presents (altitude, speed, distance, ave speed, direction, distance to future way points, etc) Anything else I can answer?

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