Posted by The tractor vet on January 31, 2020 at 09:22:57 from (104.179.81.68):
In Reply to: What Vehicle Can I Buy? posted by Traditional Farmer on January 31, 2020 at 04:10:17:
Well myself i have always either bought a Ford or later on a Chrysler product. As a kid i had to be different as EVERYBODY had Chevy's I bought a Ford and made it run better then the Chevy's . Till i came out of the service then i Switched as i just really did not like the 68 Ford line up and i Really wanted a Plymouth GTX , my insurance agent convinced me other wise and i bought a unusual Road Runner and i liked it vary well even though it was NOT a converable . Well now i am thinking vary hqard on Jumping ship once again and Going with a Hyundia Snata Fa. My one long time friend has been bugging me to come and Buy a new Jeep Cherokee , we even went over and test drove on and the War Dept does not like them She likes the Santa Fa better , roomier sets better a lot more getty up and go and a lot better warranty . And they offer a color that STANDS OUT not just the run of the mill ya see every day . I like that what they call the Burnt Orange , NOW that stands out like a sore thumb . My buddy Denny called me Tuesday aqnd was offering me up to 7500 off on a new Jeep.
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