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Looks like I'll be getting a new car in December.

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  • chris8X57

    I don't know if you can buy ethanol free gas in Kalifornia, but we can buy premium ethanol free here. I think for older cars that's a plus because ethanol is hard on seals, lines, and electric fuel pumps. I use it exclusively in my 88 Toyota 4wd pickup.

    Speaking of Peter Gunn- you can see the series on Prime. It's great 1960s entertainment. Cool cars, bad guys with snub nose 38s, and the women all in skirts with pointy lift-and-separate bras.

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  • yoshmyster

    They put ethanol to ruin gas motors to make us go electric.

    There was a run of retro shows. What was it "Aquarion"? Didn't see it but what you mentioned reminded me of it.

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  • yoshmyster

    A little later than December but supposedly I'm to pick up the ride about 1400 later today. Looking forward to deciphering the spid tag. Hope she has a GU4 (3.08) with a G80 (posi) being a B4U it should. Make no sense to have a tow package otherwise, right?

    My last ride unless I win the lotto. Rally Fighter. I hope they still make those.

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  • hillbille

    you gonna pick it up without pants?????????

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Yosh, there seems to be a significant divergence between your definition of new and mine.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Hope it works out for you sounds like a great cruser

    As for being new i just say any more " new to me "

    no matter the year or what it happens to be no matter if a car ,gun, or tool or whatever it's still a new to me purchase

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  • Oakie

    I get you Yosh. When we went to buy a newer pickup last year. My wife wanted something a year or two old. I wanted to buy this 1955 chevy pickup I saw at a car show, that was for sale. 11,000 grand for a pu I wanted. We ended up with a newer Dodge Ram instead. Women don't get us men when it comes to cars and trucks!!!! I put about 1000 miles a year on my PU. I just go from my house to the other side of town to hunt, and occasionally to home depot. Cannot wait to retire to get what I want.

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  • William81

    I bought a new Ford F150 soon after I retired…… Been a great truck since 2015 !

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  • montanajoe
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    …may the trunk be stuffed with DVDs, and cod. Congrats

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  • yoshmyster

    Turned out to be a 1996 (OBD2) my first. Dude took it to O'Reilly's for a scan and it indicated a Vacuum leak. Anyways the front bumper and grill had issues which dude told me about but it was little more damage than I'd like. Hopefully it's just the bumper cover since the air bags didn't deploy. I already had a grill sitting around for like 20 years so that'll come in handy.

    Engine seems good, no odd shifts from the tranny and has the G80 I wanted but has rear drums.

    So I got the ride for $2400. Dude knocked down $600 because he needed to get it out of his name. This makes me suspicious. If the ride doesn't pass smog it'll make a good part's car.

    Mr. Perfect - I suppose I should have stated "new" to me.

    Oakie - You paid for a new truck to drive a 1000 miles a year? Silly thing will be out of warranty with 10K miles. On top of that a Dodge? Tisk, tisk, tisk. You would've saved money on the '55 and increased it's value. At least you won't have to worry about someone stealing that Dodge.

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  • Don McManus

    ‘New to me’ is good, Yosh.

    I got rid of my 56 T-Bird and replaced it with a 2016 Panamera. Pretty much a straight up exchange. Have pot more miles on the Panamera in the last 5 months than I put on the T-Bird in the last 5 years.

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