Posted by Dick L on July 24, 2015 at 15:52:14 from (50.51.194.100):
In Reply to: Advice please posted by jon f mn on July 24, 2015 at 10:38:09:
I loaned out three different cars to my kids or grand kids and all three were brought needing repairs. That was over 20 years ago and two of them has never moved since they dropped them off. They did borrow it for several months rather than a week. One I did fix up and sell for what it cost to fix to a third shift foreman that need a car and was down on his luck. He sold it two week later for five times what I charged him and he bought a piece of junk that let him down a few weeks later. The kids and grand kids quit asking because they knew I would say sure, the keys are in it. We just rented a car for my step son to drive while staying here for a week. We paid the extra insurance also. No knots in my stomach or a bloody tongue from biting it to keep from causing a fight. Maybe I will live longer. No advise given just the way I handle this stuff. You gotta live with what you do.
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