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kgette |
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Feb 18 2009, 11:35 PM EST
I live in Canada and im 16 years old and I get my license in a few months and i've got enough money saved up for a ford expedition EL edition and i'm pretty sure im going to buy it but should I get a chevy please reply.
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DaveBall |
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Feb 18 2009, 11:40 PM EST
The way things are going Chevy may not be around. Go with the Ford Expedition. Its a good all around vehicle. You have room for friends, can haul stuff, and rugged. Is it 4 wheel drive? If it is I would go with it. 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
cptpwnvandalf |
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Feb 18 2009, 11:43 PM EST
HELL YEAH i hve a '91 chevy with cherry bombs( makes the muffler obnoxious) and cant get enough of in congrats ill add u as a friend
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Feb 18 2009, 11:47 PM EST
You know what I hate, those people with those loud ass mufflers. You mean like a Brand New Ford Expedition, Badass man
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DaveBall |
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Feb 19 2009, 12:24 AM EST
Keep the muffler on it. LOLNot to mention that they have to put 30 speakers and amps to hear their music over their cherry pipes. All you hear is Rum, Boom, Boom, Rum. I hate that too. I pay good money to make my Ford F3500 as quiet as a Diesel can be quiet. Do you find this valuable? |
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kgette |
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Feb 20 2009, 12:22 AM EST
Thanks for the help and no not a new one unfortunatley the new ones are $33,000 to $43,00 and the one for sale in my town is a 2007 for 27,000 my parents said they'll pay for the rest as I have $16,000 saved up but I can't touch it for 2 months
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womule2005 |
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Feb 20 2009, 12:57 AM EST
"Thanks for the help and no not a new one unfortunatley the new ones are $33,000 to $43,00 and the one for sale in my town is a 2007 for 27,000 my parents said they'll pay for the rest as I have $16,000 saved up but I can't touch it for 2 months "SHIT! I've never had $16,000 saved up ever! thats almost my whole gross income this year. cartman : "YOU'RE POOR WOMULE! YOU'RE POOR!" yeah i know cartman im poor ;( Do you find this valuable? |
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kgette |
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Feb 20 2009, 2:14 AM EST
I've had a locked account for 3 years since I got my first job and i've got some grandparents who have pitched in and my family owns a buissness so i've got a lot of help
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echo4golf |
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Feb 22 2009, 6:37 PM EST
think about shelter your already providing the vehicle, if its not in a garage or as i prefer container box under ********(nick cage 'dog of wa* ).. then chances are its a target for theft now and till a zday. your tight on cash always and do you have the rest of your kit? a good radio could set you back a few bills. go with the vw bug.. make it a project learn maintenance for cars..then when the time come hope out to your curb get in you car and pull it in the garage or where you can feasible to claim as your fortress till your ready to move. you could pocket some of that cash and really do something. other cool option was the Rokon offroading (http://www.rokon.com/salesnservice/prices.htm) motorbike. It even floats so a guy no matter what size can push it (under 208lbs sry no conversion). this was going for 5,900 USD on their site alot easier to convince a friend to store inside a shed even! Bam you pocket what over 2/3 of your bank roll to do other projects, and its not a gas guzzler! Do you find this valuable? |
