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Old 05-21-2012, 06:57 AM   #1
EcoboostKev
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Making new parking area for the new Outback

Well i have taken on a project that will probably leave me with a sore back for awhile but when im finished it will be worth it. I just couldn't keep the new trailer on the slanted grass and dirt and mud. So i am in the process of making a level surface of crushed stone to park the new Outback on. I wish i had the $$ to just have the driveway redone and have them pave on the side of the garage but not this year. So this will do for the time being.
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