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You can't see what makes the ICON Thriftmaster fantastic

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By Clayton Seams
| Driving Verified
What you don’t see in an Instagram picture typically isn’t worth seeing anyway. Most photos taken at the famed Southernmost Point buoy in Key West, Florida, for example, omit the long queue of people waiting to take the exact same photo. Likewise, every selfie taken at the Grand Canyon keeps the parking lot and souvenir stalls in the background or just out of frame. But the ICON Thriftmaster has the opposite problem.
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How to import an Eastern Bloc car into Canada

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By Clayton Seams
| Driving Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Advice Shopping Advice How to import an Eastern Bloc car into Canada Photo by Igor Labuzov at European Car Import It’s hard not to be fascinated on some level by Soviet-era cars. Behind the Iron Curtain existed a sort of parallel universe of automotive development. Communist cars are like our typical Western cars, only stranger. Today, Soviet cars have something of a cult following here in Canada and the United States.
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Truck Review: 2026 Ram 2500 Power Wagon | Reviews

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By Clayton Seams
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Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Reviews Road Tests Vehicle types Pickup trucks The Ram Power Wagon has a 10,500 lb towing capacity. Photo by Clayton Seams The Power Wagon was introduced in 1945 as the civilian adaptation of the tough-as-nails WC military truck which Dodge had developed through WW2. The Power Wagon, as the name implied, was a tool for the toughest of jobs. It was rugged and robust, and about as comfortable as 80-grit sandpaper bed sheets.
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