A new beginning!
03-07-2008, 03:49 PM
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RE: A new beginning!
well when what goes around is 7k bucks to get that fixed, TFB imo. You're saying i should keep my car because I screwed it up? That is kind of ridiculous. If i can do something to rectify MY situation, i'll do that. Otherwise when you buy a used car, and don't fully inspect the car, such as a quick look underneath, then you're an idiot and deserve a screwd up car. I've bought cars with problems used before PLENTY of times, shame on me for not looking for floor rot, or fenders on the inside rusting from salt that appear 2 yrs down the road. "When you buy a used car, you buy someone else's problems" end of story.
03-07-2008, 06:51 PM
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RE: A new beginning!
Not saying that you should keep your car, but selling it in a fraudulent way is pretty low end. Just my opinion. I'm sure you have no problems sleeping at night.
ORIGINAL: Tony65
well when what goes around is 7k bucks to get that fixed, TFB imo. You're saying i should keep my car because I screwed it up? That is kind of ridiculous. If i can do something to rectify MY situation, i'll do that. Otherwise when you buy a used car, and don't fully inspect the car, such as a quick look underneath, then you're an idiot and deserve a screwd up car. I've bought cars with problems used before PLENTY of times, shame on me for not looking for floor rot, or fenders on the inside rusting from salt that appear 2 yrs down the road. "When you buy a used car, you buy someone else's problems" end of story.
well when what goes around is 7k bucks to get that fixed, TFB imo. You're saying i should keep my car because I screwed it up? That is kind of ridiculous. If i can do something to rectify MY situation, i'll do that. Otherwise when you buy a used car, and don't fully inspect the car, such as a quick look underneath, then you're an idiot and deserve a screwd up car. I've bought cars with problems used before PLENTY of times, shame on me for not looking for floor rot, or fenders on the inside rusting from salt that appear 2 yrs down the road. "When you buy a used car, you buy someone else's problems" end of story.
03-07-2008, 09:34 PM
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RE: A new beginning!
ORIGINAL: Tony65
well when what goes around is 7k bucks to get that fixed, TFB imo. You're saying i should keep my car because I screwed it up? That is kind of ridiculous. If i can do something to rectify MY situation, i'll do that. Otherwise when you buy a used car, and don't fully inspect the car, such as a quick look underneath, then you're an idiot and deserve a screwd up car. I've bought cars with problems used before PLENTY of times, shame on me for not looking for floor rot, or fenders on the inside rusting from salt that appear 2 yrs down the road. "When you buy a used car, you buy someone else's problems" end of story.
well when what goes around is 7k bucks to get that fixed, TFB imo. You're saying i should keep my car because I screwed it up? That is kind of ridiculous. If i can do something to rectify MY situation, i'll do that. Otherwise when you buy a used car, and don't fully inspect the car, such as a quick look underneath, then you're an idiot and deserve a screwd up car. I've bought cars with problems used before PLENTY of times, shame on me for not looking for floor rot, or fenders on the inside rusting from salt that appear 2 yrs down the road. "When you buy a used car, you buy someone else's problems" end of story.
What a tool.
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