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I can be found on 89 from start to finish while on the way to Montreal. Unfortunately, that's only about twice a year.

I <3 Moe's.

There was a 4th gen LGT up on a lift at the Subaru dealer in Hudson, NH.

I have the Subaru crossbars with my '12 LGT that I use with a fork-mounted bike rail for my mountain bike. They work pretty well, but you'll want a better solution for protecting your car's paint from the feet of the bars. The included plastic film isn't large enough (and looks like crap) so the feet ended up rubbing away the paint in few small spots (maybe 1/4" in size each) after one summer of use. I got some memory clear bra film installed on the sides of the roof to remedy it, extending from the windshield to rear window for a clean look, but I haven't had a chance to use the roof racks again since.

Same. I've spotted about a half dozen 5th gen LGTs since I bought mine in 2012. But I never spot or am spotted by anyone on here.

This morning around 10:15ish, I was headed towards Rt 3 on Concord Rd in Billerica and saw a blue wagon headed the other way. Had a roof rack with rails for either skis or bikes. Don't think it was Dujo, but may have been his evil twin.

A reddish 2.5i 5th gen pulled out in front of me on 95 south around 10:30ish this morning (a little closer than I would have preferred). The only reason I'm mentioning it is because the trunk was partially debaged with only Subaru and Legacy remaining.

Spotted a silver 4th gen at the Cumberland Farms in Billerica around 7:45ish this morning.

The "extra cushioning" is why you want a taller tire in the winter. Going with a shorter tire increases the chance of damage to your wheel when hitting a pothole (probably because you didn't notice it) at speed.

You can look at the C-mod one.

Silver 5th gen LGT this morning on rt 4 in Bedford, MA. I was in the wife's Fit with the family, so I didn't really do anything.

I'd go to Moe's. Moe's is awesome. Or... extremely easy.

I would be so paranoid of every curb that I'd probably never run wheels with that much poke and lip.

Columbus St in Boston near the CVS around 5:30 pm. A blue 5th gen LGT completely stock. Earlier in the day, I spotted a black 4th gen LGT in Wilmington. Looked modded, with at least a grill and wheels, and perhaps a front mount and exhaust.

Spotted a black 5th gen LGT with NH plates at exit 26 on route 3 south around 9:40ish this morning. An older gentleman was driving. Looked stock.

That's what I'm about to go get stuck in myself.

They look heavy. There's a lot of metal there.

All this talk of wheel weight makes me <3 my wheels even more.

There was a silver 4th gen LGT on 3a in Billerica yesterday. Car looked stock other than some tint and was chick-driven.

Based on other discussions I've seen, this is pretty accurate. The autism/vaccination "link" is a huge distraction for scientists that are trying to find the actual cause of autism. There was one study, which was thoroughly debunked and retracted due to the lead scientist looking for a biased (and potentially financially-laden) outcome. In fact, he's no longer licensed. Then there are a slew of subsequent studies by many different groups of scientists/funding sources that were unable to reproduce those results and in-fact cannot see a difference in autism rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations. Meanwhile, communities with high unvaccinated populations are relying on herd immunities (from vaccinated people, ironically) in order to keep their children disease free. Vaccinations can have other side-effects (which you can't really know before-hand), so that is certainly worth discussing... but then, so can just about any other medical procedure. My kid (currently singular, but a second one is coming eventually) are currently and will continue to be fully vaccinated. The benefits are just too numerous and if there's a side-effect, we'll reevaluate then.

My daugher, as an infant, barely even reacted to her first shots. Since then, though.... At least she almost never cries over anything for more than 30 seconds.

I think you need to do something about the center brake light inside the cabin.

I wonder what "threshold" means at the bottom. If it means what I think it means - as in, "this is the speed where I start sending people tickets" - then the 100 MPH truck threshold must be fun in a 25 MPH zone.

You know the biggest thing I notice with these picture? How flat the land is. There is no location anywhere in New England that is this flat.

I see what you did there....