donalson wrote:
the 1st looks perfect for kid rock acres ;-)
Doesn't it though?
dean1484 said:
Did you consider buying back the cars you had for pennies on the dollar?
It was my intention to buy the Jetta back until the adjuster mentioned that "Only if the vehicles have been submerged less than 8 hours can they be totalled and not recieve a scrap designation." Apparently Allstate had gotten a little burned after a bunch of former Katrina cars were titled in different states without salvage titles and new buyers were not informed the vehicles were previous flood totals. I would have liked to have bought it and tossed a Northstar in the front and a set of 275/40r17s all around ;)
The only issue that is barring me from going manual for my vehicle is the Brostrom Ankle Reconstruction that I will need to do on my left leg in the next twelve months. Even though it is not a weight bearing rebuild it removes the ability for me to pivot my foot for about six months.
I am driving about 50 miles per day and anything 20mpg and up will be good. I don't really want a pickup unless I end up with something like a Frontier 4 door for the right money.
I am looking at a Lincoln LS V8 that came into the UCD today.
The white caravan is exactly like the Caravan we just lost... right down to the tires. I would buy it right now if I had the check in hand.
I am actually thinking 1999-2004 Mustang for me. They are on the bottom of their valuations right now, lots of giggle factor and I would convince myself I could power through the ankle issue if I found one with a proper transmission.
