Posted by 1936 on February 17, 2009 at 06:43:56 from (68.77.30.62):
In Reply to: Cheep Cars posted by john in la on February 17, 2009 at 06:05:51:
Crank the time machine back to the 60's and fill your yard will 2 grand new car. As I recall when a car hit 60000 miles in that era most would trade cause it was worn out by their thinking? Things change. Dealer listing in the paper tricked out 4 dr Chev half ton trucks for just under 20 grand by me, not 4wd. A lot of sleep factor comes with a full size anything. Crown Vic Taxi Cab of course failed to stop for a red light last month and took the pax side of F 150 from behind the pax door to the rear bumper causing the drive shaft to fall out of trans and drop on the road. Other than hack me off by totaling my extra clean ride I shut down the motor, unkooked seat belt, got witness name and address, waited for police three squads, meat wagon, fire truck, police paper work and watch the two roll backs load up and I walked away. Soooo get in that beer can and save money?
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