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Gerco · 09-08-2009, 01:19 PM

I sat and thought about the cash for clunkers, I have an 85 Checy C-10, 189k on it. It runs like new still, air still works yada yada, Good solid truck, that I use everyday. It's paid for, with what I have done to it in repairs etc I have 1200 bucks in it total. It cost me 33 bucks a month for insurance. Any new truck I would have gotten for it that would have the same usefulness would be 20k+ (Well, not the same usefulness because I would hate to toss a ton of lumber, bricks etc into a new truck and ruin it.. and that new truck would cost me about 110 bucks a month in insurance. plus have a car payment of around 400 bucks. In no way did it make any sense to destroy my good working truck, to get into a new truck that was just going to cost me a shitload of money.

09-08-2009, 01:19 PM
Gerco Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 2,052	I sat and thought about the cash for clunkers, I have an 85 Checy C-10, 189k on it. It runs like new still, air still works yada yada, Good solid truck, that I use everyday. It's paid for, with what I have done to it in repairs etc I have 1200 bucks in it total. It cost me 33 bucks a month for insurance. Any new truck I would have gotten for it that would have the same usefulness would be 20k+ (Well, not the same usefulness because I would hate to toss a ton of lumber, bricks etc into a new truck and ruin it.. and that new truck would cost me about 110 bucks a month in insurance. plus have a car payment of around 400 bucks. In no way did it make any sense to destroy my good working truck, to get into a new truck that was just going to cost me a shitload of money. __________________ Http://www.extremehole.com ** CLOSED ** 400 HOURS of exclusive custom extreme content, already on external HD in Raw DV ready to encode. over 150,000 exclusive images and more.