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Posted by the tractor vet on March 24, 2005 at 11:37:40 from (4.124.85.194):
In Reply to: Price of gas posted by Aces on March 24, 2005 at 11:01:39:
Today it is a GOTTA HAVE AND GOTTA HAVE IT NOW And will just put it on the plastic . I was living back in the dark ages and thinking that when the gas hit the 1.50 mark that people would slow down and stay home alittel more NAH just fill the tank and go . Look back at when this all started 1970 first pickup truck i bought 3/4 ton ford 1975 bucks nothing fancy V8 4 speed am radio spare tire. 1973 New F250 4x4 V8 Auto trans posi power steering am radio big radaitor big heater 4000 bucks 1978 F250 bascily same truck now 10217 bucks that was the last new one all the rest are now well use wore out junk that i try and fix . ANd the cost of fuel i have to set back and chuckel as the end is not in sight and they always told me to charge as much as the market will stand plus 10% . In time it will break us look around jobs leaving nothing but imported junk in the stores even imported junk for our old tractors and everybody buying it up like no tomarrow . Why don't we make this stuff ourselfs here in what is left of this country , well i live in a small town that UES TO HAVE FOUNDRYS that use to cast IRON well the EPA shut them down because it cost to much to met the standards now in tiwan or china they don't have EPA or tree hugers or pita and if someone falls into a pot of hot matel oh well no osha there . This lovely state that i live in has only lots over 22000 jobs last year oh well .
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