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Ended up selling my WRX in July for a stupid amount of cash to a guy with more money than brains. He said he couldn’t find one anywhere. I said I’ll sell mine for the right price. We settled on a price and we went to the bank and he paid me with a cashiers check and we signed the title. Never in my life sold a car used for more than I paid new.
Ended up buy a 2022 Jeep Renegade Altitude. I wanted a small SUV that was decent on gas. Average 28mpg and it has a good bit of options. Plus in 3 years I’ll hand the keys to my oldest daughter and I’ll buy myself something new.
Ended up buy a 2022 Jeep Renegade Altitude. I wanted a small SUV that was decent on gas. Average 28mpg and it has a good bit of options. Plus in 3 years I’ll hand the keys to my oldest daughter and I’ll buy myself something new.
This is my 2003 ford ranger 2 wheel drive I bought it around 10 years ago. I love this truck and want to keep it forever. I have halled more stuff than I can count with it and it gets 22mile to the gallon (I tested it 3 times to be sure) I don't nurse it when im driving to I think thats pritty good for a ranger. I recently bought a second cheep car I don't yeat have a picture of to do my daly commuting a 2003 ford focus. The age similarity wasn't on purpose, it was: right time, right price, fule efficent and had low miles. Having a backup vehicle is very handy when one of them needs work and a car can haul my frends and family around better than a truck. The truck is now mostly used for hauling to reduce milage to help preserve it longer.
I’ve owned an FC-150 and an FC-170 in my time. Not really highway capable but in the proper environment they are amazing vehicles. I gave the FC-170 to a friend with a large hunting preserve and it will be there forever I think. Let me know if you need a FC-150 emblem because I have one and I’d donate it to the cause if you need one. Good luck with your build!!
This one is an ‘89. I started looking for one when I retired because I figured a luxury hot rod was a good idea for an old guy. It runs strong and with the manual it will surprise you. I’m going through it slowly and will give it the respect it deserves. The radio is missing but other than that she’s original.
Real gem right there.
I worked for this Hippy Dude @ an Auto shop for a short stint in the western mountains of Colorado back in the mid/ later 80's,, that had ''3'' of the ''multi -- I think'' - 11 or 13 window'' VW Buses in the back of his place.
He told me then ,, that they were going to be worth ''a lot'' of bread someday...
Looks like he was right.
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I worked for this Hippy Dude @ an Auto shop for a short stint in the western mountains of Colorado back in the mid/ later 80's,, that had ''3'' of the ''multi -- I think'' - 11 or 13 window'' VW Buses in the back of his place.
He told me then ,, that they were going to be worth ''a lot'' of bread someday...
Looks like he was right.
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