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Fosscore
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HiHoeSilver
Away!
Key words...for Children...
Right in my wheelhouse.
Weren't Goofus and Galant in Highlights?
HiHoeSilver
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Yup.
Sam Harris
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Hahaha! Taking me way back..
ScSb on the way into work
Tonyrodz
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Saw this today. It's a 99, and it's a 1 owner. Garaged all its life. Only has 83,000 on it, and she's thinking of selling it. Clean af!!
She asked my opinion on what it was worth. I was completely honest and told her I thought it was worth at least $7500 to the right person. Wish I had the $$ to buy it.
She asked my opinion on what it was worth. I was completely honest and told her I thought it was worth at least $7500 to the right person. Wish I had the $$ to buy it.
Danny3737
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kbuskill
***CAUTION*** I do my own stunts!
Reminds me of our old 2000 Esky...
I ditched the running boards and installed the side skirts from a Tahoe Limited among other things.
They may be worth more up in your neck of the woods but down here... not so much.
I was looking for a first Gen Esky about 10-12 years ago and I found one in Jacksonville, FL, which is close to where I live for $11k with just under 100k miles on it... I kept looking and found the one we bought down around Miami and bought it for $5k cash money with 98k miles on it.... later on while I was up under it doing an oil change I discovered that it had a crate engine that was built in 2006... the manufacture date on the tag was actually my wife's birthday... lol
Anyway, I guess my point is that the further you go south... the cheaper they get evidently.
I chalk it up to all the old retirees getting new rides and trading in the old ones... evidently there is more supply than demand.
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