Posted by 36 cioupe on January 24, 2011 at 02:02:57 from (199.2.58.207):
In Reply to: Winter cars posted by mkirsch on January 23, 2011 at 17:31:18:
My 1936 Ford is still rust free because I parked it in the winter.It cost 3 bucks to trans fer the registration to the winter car in the 50s.A winter car dosent have to be a junk.My 96 FI50 has 185,000 on it , still runs and looks good.The truck does what I need.Dont have to impress any one, new truck money stays in the bank.The truck hauls hay, grain ,lumber and takes my old boat fishing once in a while.My dog loves to ride in the truck, dosent matter if his feet are wet.He smears up the glass with his nose and even drools on the dash in hot weather.
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