Posted by Old Roy on January 29, 2010 at 14:28:28 from (98.17.217.240):
In Reply to: ventin again... posted by dave2 on January 29, 2010 at 10:22:02:
Too many people runnin around with a Cadillac mind and a Yugo wallet, Feel they should get a warranty on something that under your driving style would last you a couple more years ' but since they don't drive the same expect problems so low balling is the answer to them.
You know how much it would cost to replace it -stick to your guns as long as it sets it wont eat nothing and a occasional drive will keep the seals doing their job.
My brother was a car dealer and sold one he was sending to scrap yard to a guyfor $75.00,(after a bit of pestering), he did a bit of bodywork to it and drove it hard for 4 years he always teased my brother so one day brother told him he'd never sell him another car like that for payment , but he give him one , and would charge him for miles he drove they both got a kick out of that.
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