posted at the Cohort by Matt Z
Wordless Cohort Outtake: Seeing Double, or Birds of a Feather Flock Together
– Posted on October 23, 2018
posted at the Cohort by Matt Z
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Double your fun?
Given the location, I suspect they’re both owned by the same business, not a coincidence.
I don’t believe they are company cars; I took the picture at an REI parking lot. One of the Elements parked there while I was inside.
Setting this picture aside, I wonder what is the most common vehicle to be found in an REI parking lot? 2015 Subaru Outback? 2004 Toyota 4Runner?
They are exactly the kinds of cars that one sees parked outside our REI.
Keep those CR-Vs away from the Elements and they will last a long time.
JP, did you know whiskey hurts when it accidentally comes out your nose? I just found that out while reading that comment.
Those CR-Vs appear to be in their Element.
+1
How about a triple header. A very civi-c-lized gathering.
…. Serving their “General Purpose”…
or, “Destined for a Rendezvous”
Twice as nice, or double trouble?
Or maybe it really is true that birds of a feather flock together? No Turkey jokes, please.
Last time I post these, I promise. 🙂
2 Aerostars (finding just ONE is rare enough)
One towing another (I assume the driveshaft is disconnected)
An entire herd of Transits