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So you spend $100G on a car

by JP Bill Jul 12, 2010 1:55PM PDT

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If you can afford 100 grand
by MarkFlax Forum moderator Jul 13, 2010 6:19AM PDT

then a further 5 isn't likely to be damage your pocket that much.

From that same web site; Globe journalist?s son crashes $180,000 Porsche.

These teenage lads, nowadays! Devil

Mark

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So why not spend another 45 gs
by Steven Haninger Jul 13, 2010 6:51AM PDT
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RE: No reason to get your hands dirty, is there?
by JP Bill Jul 13, 2010 9:21AM PDT

IF you build it...you can fix it? (on the side of the road)insert smilie face here.

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No user serviceable parts inside
by Steven Haninger Jul 13, 2010 9:47AM PDT

So why do I see guys on the highway berm with their car's hood up staring into the engine compartment when there's not a darn thing they can really do under there these days? At one time, I carried a toolbox and a small inventory of electrical, fuel system, and carburetor parts under the rear seat of my old VW and, darn, if they didn't come in handy a time or two. Arching plug wires or distributor cap? Back then...no problem. Today....problem. Happy

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IF you have $5800 to have someone supervise you assembling
by JP Bill Jul 13, 2010 9:53AM PDT

and engine....

you can afford a technician in the trunk (if you can afford a car with a trunk)_

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