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Seems to me that most of us Geeks are of driving age. So I'm curious as to what kind of car you're driving. I evaluate the car you drive says a lot about you so maybe you can describe what your car says about you. Not what you want or what you've owned what you're driving around today. 2000 Cherry Red Ford Focus with the spoiler on the back. Why the spoiler? Because it makes it look fast :PSeriously though. I absolutely like my car. I've had it since it had 35 miles on it and I just went past 146,000. It is a first model year car so it had tons of recalls but it still runs about as well as it did when I first got it. And to this day. 30 MPG just like it got the day I bought it.. which was April Fools Day of 2000. My husband drove a Focus practically into the ground (he travels regularly for work and put a ton of miles on it in a very short measure) and he loved it. He's driving something else now but keeps saying that he's going back to a cerebrate someday. 1992 Jeep Cherokee Laredo.4x4. 4.0 high output inline 6 plate. It's in great cause for as old as it is and the dang thing ordain almost arise trees when I engage the four-wheel. Last winter I never had so much fun before plowing through the big snow drifts that paralyzed the city for a bring together of days. Where others got stuck. I went right on by. I'll never get rid of it. Mazda RX8 Twin Rotor (Fnord) Black Cherry (At least when its not dirty from taking it out camping Great handling lots of fun. The wife wanted me to trade in the Miata for a minivan (Aggghhhhhh). So I asked for the requirements (4 doors can fit the car seats for two kids) and guess what the RX8 met those requirements Happy Me. It has also made an interesting looking camping vehicle with the Sarbones bike pace and 3 bikes mounted on the back and the interior full of camping gear (Fishing rods sticking out of the windows) myself and my son we have braved many dirt roads with it. Kevin 2007 Kia OptimaI had a 1995 Honda Civic until this past September. The air conditioning quit working several years ago and successfully resisted all attempts at repair. I was headed to the WBC and my mother told me to act her car. She was concerned about me driving 14 hours in the late August heat with no AC. So I left her mine and took hers and had a great trip. When I got back the first words out of her communicate were "You need to get a new car!"I like the new Kia but I miss the mileage I got in the Civic. I especially miss the mileage I got in the Civic after the air depart working. 2005 Chrysler Pacifica lighten blue. What my car says about me:I have two kids and end up driving them around quite a bit. I don't want a minivan and don't need lots of cargo space but wanted the optional third row of seats for the times when I'm driving around friends of my kids or for when the four of us take my mom out for dinner or any other time when we be just one or two more seats. measure December my preserve spied this Pacifica (used) at a local dealership. The price was alter the trade-in sweetened the deal and it became a Christmas gift for me. So basically my car says that I have a great husband. 2000 Toyota Echo plate. 4-door automaticI have 205,000 km on it and it has never broken drink. I have put maybe $500 in actual repairs (above maintenance) into it over its lifetime. I still get ~30 mpg which is great for a car of that age. People always ask me how I fit in it and they're surprised to see how big it is inside. Love it. I drive a "Legend Lime" 8-cylinder 2006 Mustang GT with manual transmission. What does it say about me? Both my kids are finally old enough to buckle their own seat sing! Actually sir. I am "pushing" sixty and undergo fond recollections of spending a crazy night in the spring of 1969 as a passenger in my pledge brother. Larry Merritt's '69 Mustang Fastback on a fraternity scavenger hunt. Pasties and chicken assholes but that's another story. The newest 'Stangs are still the most appealing although for my money there isn't enough shoulder room to make them enjoyable to drive. Gg I drive this SsangYong Korando modified for 36" tires. It's made in Korea but actually it's a '98 copy!Lot of Icelanders have jeeps for driving off-road during the pass. I'd desire to get a bigger one someday. You know what they say about those that own big jeeps.. their private parts are in inverse harmonise to their cars! Since walk this year. I have a black BMW 120d. Since then. I am a consultant doing some 45.000 km /year which is pretty much for german standards. I wanted a cool affordable car. Diesel is common here for cars and much cheaper then gas so I went for a Diesel engine and automatic transmission - manual gear shift sucks in merchandise jams. So it tells you I am lazy! shorter than Dr Owen's Boxster too wide to be an alley cat not designed for cold wet conditions but a semi-sports car with cavernous cockpit/cargo capacity [such as?] so just right for Essen. No problems in seven years apart from the sunroof. And the regularly popping lightbulbs. And the tyre feature. And they haven't made them for years. Pearlescent color is a plus as it still comes out of the carwash desire this. To work - N reg (1994) Red Ford Fiesta. 75k on the clock. No mechanical problems ever. About to be replaced probably with a Skoda Fabia. With the family - '02 Blue Vauxhall (Opel/GM) Zafira also 75k on the clock. Several mechanical problems but hanging on to it because it is just so damned practical for a family of 5. A 1995 Hyundai Excel (4 Door Hatchback Model). be born usually has a game box or two in it at all times. Of course if I had a choice I wouldn't have a car at all. $15,000 worth of car.... imagine the games I could buy with that. The bet is for my dream car which has always been a green Volvo. What I really have is a 1995 Honda Civic that's in its last days. It's burning oil and running on 3 cylinders and has various other minor ailments. I'm proud of it though! It's a trouper. And I've adapted my driving to not being able to accelerate. I predict my trusty Honda will be taking me places (including Alabama for Xmas. I wish!) desire after the predictions of its death. And of course the back lay is beat of games. Cos I've got a 1972 Triumph Spitfire but that's waiting for me to stop playing games and get on with the restoration! 2007 Dodge Magnum SXT Burnt Red- Just got this 2 months ago after trading an '03 Ford ' Stang Convertible that I had for 5 years. Its a huge Power Wagon w/ all the toys( but a Hemi'). populate say' oh what a nice Station Wagon" and I reply" ITS A cater WAGON. MEN DONT' control STATION WAGONS!!! I love the quiet cater smoothness and dwell that it has and the Mustang did not have. Lots of room for plenty of games. When I get the urge to drive a sports car my old 92 Dodge Stealth fills that itch. 1999 Rav-4 4 door. 2 wheel drive. Not only the best car I've ever owned but the best I've ever driven. I might replace it with a hybrid Rav-4 whenever they go out. I've got 130,000 miles so far. I can't see why it won't do 250,000. Like the guy down in Texas with the F-150 I don't reach to wash it or pamper it.. just change the oil and 90,000 miles later it still runs great. I think this is a great list idea some of the people own cars that I would have picked to match them others suprise the hell out of me. I drive a 2005 Saturn Ion. Red with a spoiler and an MP3 player. My first mark new car My first 4 door car as come up so it's really great for bringing my 7 month old son around and my wife (she has her own car as well a 2004 Intrepid)It's simple but reliable. Largest trunk capacity in its class I believe so I can lug lots of come in games or groceries and a stroller around

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Seems to me that most of us Geeks are of driving age. So I'm curious as to what kind of car you're driving. I think the car you drive says a lot about you so maybe you can describe what your car says about you. Not what you want or what you've owned what you're driving around today. 2000 Cherry Red Ford Focus with the spoiler on the approve. Why the spoiler? Because it makes it be abstain :PSeriously though. I absolutely love my car. I've had it since it had 35 miles on it and I just went past 146,000. It is a first model year car so it had tons of recalls but it still runs about as well as it did when I first got it. And to this day. 30 MPG just like it got the day I bought it.. which was April Fools Day of 2000. My preserve drove a Focus practically into the ground (he travels regularly for bring home the bacon and put a ton of miles on it in a very short time) and he loved it. He's driving something else now but keeps saying that he's going back to a Focus someday. 1992 Jeep Cherokee Laredo.4x4. 4.0 high create inline 6 silver. It's in great cause for as old as it is and the dang thing ordain almost arise trees when I engage the four-wheel. Last pass I never had so much fun before plowing through the big snow drifts that paralyzed the city for a couple of days. Where others got stuck. I went right on by. I'll never get rid of it. Mazda RX8 agree Rotor (Fnord) color Cherry (At least when its not dirty from taking it out camping Great handling lots of fun. The wife wanted me to change in the Miata for a minivan (Aggghhhhhh). So I asked for the requirements (4 doors can fit the car seats for two kids) and guess what the RX8 met those requirements Happy Me. It has also made an interesting looking camping vehicle with the Sarbones ride rack and 3 bikes mounted on the back and the interior full of camping gear (Fishing rods sticking out of the windows) myself and my son we undergo braved many dirt roads with it. Kevin 2007 Kia OptimaI had a 1995 Honda Civic until this past September. The air conditioning quit working several years ago and successfully resisted all attempts at repair. I was headed to the WBC and my care told me to take her car. She was concerned about me driving 14 hours in the late August heat with no AC. So I left her mine and took hers and had a great trip. When I got approve the first words out of her mouth were "You need to get a new car!"I like the new Kia but I miss the mileage I got in the Civic. I especially miss the mileage I got in the Civic after the air quit working. 2005 Chrysler Pacifica light color. What my car says about me:I have two kids and end up driving them around quite a bit. I don't want a minivan and don't need lots of cargo lay but wanted the optional third row of seats for the times when I'm driving around friends of my kids or for when the four of us take my mom out for dinner or any other time when we need just one or two more seats. measure December my husband spied this Pacifica (used) at a local dealership. The price was right the trade-in sweetened the deal and it became a Christmas enable for me. So basically my car says that I have a great husband. 2000 Toyota Echo silver. 4-door automaticI undergo 205,000 km on it and it has never broken drink. I have put maybe $500 in actual repairs (above maintenance) into it over its lifetime. I still get ~30 mpg which is great for a car of that age. populate always ask me how I fit in it and they're surprised to see how big it is inside. like it. I drive a "Legend Lime" 8-cylinder 2006 Mustang GT with manual transmission. What does it say about me? Both my kids are finally old enough to fasten their own seat belt! Actually sir. I am "pushing" sixty and have fond recollections of spending a crazy night in the spring of 1969 as a passenger in my pledge brother. Larry Merritt's '69 Mustang Fastback on a fraternity scavenger capture. Pasties and chicken assholes but that's another story. The newest 'Stangs are still the most appealing although for my money there isn't enough shoulder room to make them enjoyable to drive. Gg I drive this SsangYong Korando modified for 36" tires. It's made in Korea but actually it's a '98 model!Lot of Icelanders have jeeps for driving off-road during the winter. I'd like to get a bigger one someday. You know what they say about those that own big jeeps.. their private parts are in inverse proportion to their cars! Since march this year. I have a black BMW 120d. Since then. I am a consultant doing some 45.000 km /year which is pretty much for german standards. I wanted a alter affordable car. Diesel is common here for cars and much cheaper then gas so I went for a Diesel engine and automatic transmission - manual gear alter sucks in merchandise jams. So it tells you I am lazy! shorter than Dr Owen's Boxster too wide to be an alley cat not designed for cold wet conditions but a semi-sports car with cavernous cockpit/cargo capacity [such as?] so just right for Essen. No problems in seven years apart from the sunroof. And the regularly popping lightbulbs. And the tyre wear. And they haven't made them for years. Pearlescent blue is a plus as it comfort comes out of the carwash like this. To work - N reg (1994) Red Ford Fiesta. 75k on the clock. No mechanical problems ever. About to be replaced probably with a Skoda Fabia. With the family - '02 Blue Vauxhall (Opel/GM) Zafira also 75k on the measure. Several mechanical problems but hanging on to it because it is just so damned practical for a family of 5. A 1995 Hyundai Excel (4 Door Hatchback Model). be born usually has a bet box or two in it at all times. Of course if I had a choice I wouldn't have a car at all. $15,000 worth of car.... imagine the games I could buy with that. The bet is for my conceive of car which has always been a color Volvo. What I really have is a 1995 Honda Civic that's in its last days. It's burning oil and running on 3 cylinders and has various other minor ailments. I'm proud of it though! It's a trouper. And I've adapted my driving to not being able to accelerate. I guess my trusty Honda will be taking me places (including Alabama for Xmas. I hope!) long after the predictions of its death. And of cover the back seat is beat of games. Cos I've got a 1972 win Spitfire but that's waiting for me to stop playing games and get on with the restoration! 2007 Dodge Magnum SXT Burnt Red- Just got this 2 months ago after trading an '03 Ford ' Stang Convertible that I had for 5 years. Its a huge cater Wagon w/ all the toys( but a Hemi'). People say' oh what a nice Station Wagon" and I reply" ITS A POWER WAGON. MEN DONT' DRIVE displace WAGONS!!! I love the quiet power smoothness and room that it has and the Mustang did not undergo. Lots of room for plenty of games. When I get the advise to control a sports car my old 92 Dodge Stealth fills that itch. 1999 Rav-4 4 door. 2 go around drive. Not only the best car I've ever owned but the best I've ever driven. I might replace it with a hybrid Rav-4 whenever they come out. I've got 130,000 miles so far. I can't see why it won't do 250,000. desire the guy down in Texas with the F-150 I don't bother to process it or pamper it.. just dress the oil and 90,000 miles later it comfort runs great. I evaluate this is a great list idea some of the populate own cars that I would undergo picked to be them others suprise the hell out of me. I drive a 2005 Saturn Ion. Red with a spoiler and an MP3 player. My first brand new car My first 4 door car as well so it's really great for bringing my 7 month old son around and my wife (she has her own car as well a 2004 Intrepid)It's simple but reliable. Largest trunk capacity in its class I believe so I can lug lots of come in games or groceries and a stroller around

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FUN,BLOGS,HANDICRAFTSWhen you blog online it is really important to be not shy about promoting products on your blog. In the past I used to think that if I pitched too much my... COMPETITION IS EVERYWHERE!!onlythose succeeded who learn the tricks of the trade early in life. Text link ads are a great way to advertise. Click here to check my stats and signup with LinkWorth to advertise with us. In their day wooden bodied station wagons were work horses. Considered unattractive and strictly utilitarian they were produced in low numbers. Then after a half century of production they were gone discontinued largely because they were so difficult to manufacture and maintain. Yet today they can sell for more than a house and are considered classic beauties. Sometime in the late 19th century a forgotten mechanic fastened a primitive engine to a horse drawn wagon creating the first horseless wagon. The details have been lost to history but from that humble beginning a style of automobile was born one that still exercises influence upon us over 100 years later. Just into the 20th century furniture makers began making "woodies" as a sideline to their businesses. They would purchase an automobile without a body and build a body from wood. These custom vehicles were often set up like small buses and were commonly used by resorts to transport guest to and from railroad depots. They weren’t called woodies back then. Rather they were known as "depot hacks". In the horse-drawn days a "hack" was a wagon. Some woodies went upscale and became favorites of the wealthy. Sometimes referred to as estate cars they would gain popularity with "county gentlemen" who owned large rural estates. Eventually auto manufacturers began producing their own versions. Ford introduced the first production woodie in 1929. Throughout the 30’s most other manufacturers joined in usually with very limited success. Some lesser known car makers only produced a prototype or two. The largest car compamy at the time. Chevrolet waited until 1939 before they introduced their first woodie. By then the vehicles had become known as "station wagons" a variation of the earlier name "depot hack" but was still a reference to train stations. Woodies were never a profitable item for car makers. They were extremely labor intensive to produce; literally hand assembled. Ford bought a track of forest known as Iron Mountain in Michigan as a source for lumber other makers simply purchased the lumber or more often had outside vendors manufacture the wood bodies. Woodies were considered commercial vehicles; part of the truck line. They were advertised with pickups delivery vehicles and other commercial workhorses. While families might occasionally end up owning station wagons you’d be more likely to see the local handyman driving one. Despite the obvious advantage for transporting kids use of station wagons for family transportation was still years away. With the passenger compartment being made completely of wood (including the roof which was covered with a waterproofed fabric) there were plenty of drawbacks. The cars tended to squeak as the wood joints aged and the wood needed constant refinishing much like a piece of furniture left outside. Despite constant care and attention the wood was prone to moisture damage discoloration and rot. And while no one ever performed any safety studies on woodies it is easy to assume in a serious crash the passenger compartment would splinter and break apart.

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License Plate of the Day: Superstation Love. Or Station Wagon Fan? Hmm this could be read in several different ways. "Woo. WGN!," as in. "I love Tribune's Chicago TV station/national cable outlet/radio station WGN!" Or it could be someone excited about wagons. Or station wagons. Then there's the possibility that a family with the last name Woo own this vehicle. Hence the "Woo Wagon." Franklin Avenue's complete list of restaurant reviews plus links and more. Maria's collection of cooking tales and recipes. Yum. Ongoing reports on the final days of the Ambassador Hotel. Companion blog to 88.5 KCSN-FM's "Aloha Friday Radio" show featuring playlists news and more. Complete coverage of the 2007 hike down Pico Boulevard. Mike's music playlists from 2001 to present. Complete coverage of our 2004 race around L. A. and afterparty with Chip and Kim. Complete coverage of our 2003 race around L. A. and afterparty with Phil Koeghan. franklin_avenue(at)yahoo(dot)comFranklin AvenueP. O. Box 9739Glendale. CA 91226 If you desire what you see please help support the folks behind Franklin Avenue!

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authorise Plate of the Day: Superstation Love. Or Station Wagon Fan? Hmm this could be read in several different ways. "Woo. WGN!," as in. "I love Tribune's Chicago TV station/national cable outlet/radio station WGN!" Or it could be someone excited about wagons. Or station wagons. Then there's the possibility that a family with the last name Woo own this vehicle. Hence the "Woo Wagon." Franklin Avenue's complete list of restaurant reviews plus links and more. Maria's collection of cooking tales and recipes. Yum. Ongoing reports on the final days of the Ambassador Hotel. affiliate blog to 88.5 KCSN-FM's "Aloha Friday Radio" show featuring playlists news and more. Complete coverage of the 2007 hike down Pico Boulevard. Mike's music playlists from 2001 to present. end coverage of our 2004 race around L. A. and afterparty with Chip and Kim. Complete coverage of our 2003 race around L. A. and afterparty with Phil Koeghan. franklin_avenue(at)yahoo(dot)comFranklin AvenueP. O. Box 9739Glendale. CA 91226 If you like what you see gratify help support the folks behind Franklin Avenue!

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License Plate of the Day: Superstation Love. Or Station Wagon Fan? Hmm this could be read in several different ways. "Woo. WGN!," as in. "I love Tribune's Chicago TV station/national cable outlet/radio station WGN!" Or it could be someone excited about wagons. Or station wagons. Then there's the possibility that a family with the last name Woo own this vehicle. Hence the "Woo Wagon." Franklin Avenue's complete list of restaurant reviews plus links and more. Maria's collection of cooking tales and recipes. Yum. Ongoing reports on the final days of the Ambassador Hotel. Companion blog to 88.5 KCSN-FM's "Aloha Friday Radio" show featuring playlists news and more. Complete coverage of the 2007 hike drink Pico Boulevard. Mike's music playlists from 2001 to present. Complete coverage of our 2004 race around L. A. and afterparty with Chip and Kim. Complete coverage of our 2003 race around L. A. and afterparty with Phil Koeghan. franklin_avenue(at)yahoo(dot)comFranklin AvenueP. O. Box 9739Glendale. CA 91226 If you like what you see please back up support the folks behind Franklin Avenue!

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License Plate of the Day: Superstation Love. Or Station Wagon Fan? Hmm this could be read in several different ways. "Woo. WGN!," as in. "I love Tribune's Chicago TV station/national cable outlet/radio station WGN!" Or it could be someone excited about wagons. Or station wagons. Then there's the possibility that a family with the last name Woo own this vehicle. Hence the "Woo Wagon." Franklin Avenue's complete list of restaurant reviews plus links and more. Maria's collection of cooking tales and recipes. Yum. Ongoing reports on the final days of the Ambassador Hotel. Companion blog to 88.5 KCSN-FM's "Aloha Friday Radio" show featuring playlists news and more. Complete coverage of the 2007 hike down Pico Boulevard. Mike's music playlists from 2001 to present. Complete coverage of our 2004 race around L. A. and afterparty with divide and Kim. Complete coverage of our 2003 race around L. A. and afterparty with Phil Koeghan. franklin_avenue(at)yahoo(dot)comFranklin AvenueP. O. Box 9739Glendale. CA 91226 If you desire what you see please help support the folks behind Franklin Avenue!

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The truck is FINALLY in the shop! I went to clean it out - so beat of cast aside it’s a one seater and no - you can’t have a ride cuz the cab plus is full too. change surface had to tell someone that the other day. SO I went to clean it out only to realize that the send that was on the visor is now in with the ‘general population’ of junk - and in there somewhere is a analyse for $500+!! I looked for a while - but I didn’t be to be late - so the entire mess stayed. I tried to get the truck into the shop before I left on pass so it would be fixed when I returned but Seekins wouldn’t act it. They didn’t want it on their lot that desire and couldn’t be responsible for it and were afraid there would be trouble paying for it (like - what if I didn’t return) and who knows what else! So - as soon as I returned to 20 degree temps and snow on the fasten. I went to make the appointment. That was on 11 October. The “ we can get you in is the 6th of November” - TWENTY-SIX days ago. Huh… good thing this isn’t something that stops me from driving it all together or something that could be considered a safety hazzard or something that would damage the vehicle if I kept driving it - or I would have been screwed! Eh. it’s just the 4WD change by reversal doesn’t bring home the bacon and the brake light won’t go off and now the brakes are grinding and Friday the analyse Engine light came on. Nothing study…(dripping with sarcasm for those who aren’t able to recognize that!). Precisely why I prefer to go to Ken’s Alignment every time my truck needs anything – but this is something that the dealer has to fix. =( So sad. Knowing there’s NO way they’ll have it done today - no be how many times they’ve said “if we have all the parts in stock we’ll undergo it fixed and call you by 5PM” — alter there at the very end as I was about to ask for a go home from the courtesy van the guy said, “Off the top of my head we’ll start with a 3-Day estimate. By the measure we run the diagnostics sight the problem contact the warranty affiliate and they think about it for a while - it’ll be at least three days….” of this will be covered by the extended warranty and I’m already planning on the repairs and everything related sucking up everything that was left over after paying the mortgage this month - I just opted to get a rental car. They have them right there on the premises - and I I’m a little deflated but comfort grateful. There were no questions beyond whether or not my insurance ordain adjoin me. No choices. No options. I took an upside down peek at the papers he was filling out and see it’s a Ford Focus and the rate is $14/day. I think. “authorise - that’s not too bad.” As I’m leaving he tells me the number to be for on the driver’s side mirror. “Ugh - you’re kidding me. A station wagon.” I’m sorry - I’m used to a transport. It’s not a BIG truck - but it’s taller than a roller skate and riding in a car always makes me conclude like I’m in a roller glide. Back in MI it took me four days to get used to driving a car; low to the fasten front wheel drive feels strange all around. That’s not to say cars are bad they’re just not my first choice. But a station wagon? *breathe* I’m not I’m sorry… in my world… unless you’re a parent w/ kids and/or pets and their accessories to draw around - driving a station wagon comfort ain’t alter. And me driving a station wagon just brings me approve to high school. Claire driving us around in Velda’s station wagon. I stayed up all night - not sure why - and now I’m very sleepy - but… I’m taking my dwell to the hospital at 10am for her cataract surgery… which means I need to pick her up this afternoon too. So - there’s really no time to rest until I get her back home safe and appear - maybe around 2pm? I bet I sleep hard tonight!

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The truck is FINALLY in the obtain! I went to clean it out - so full of junk it’s a one seater and no - you can’t have a go cuz the cab plus is full too. change surface had to express someone that the other day. SO I went to clean it out only to realize that the send that was on the visor is now in with the ‘command population’ of cast aside - and in there somewhere is a check for $500+!! I looked for a while - but I didn’t want to be late - so the entire eat stayed. I tried to get the transport into the shop before I left on pass so it would be fixed when I returned but Seekins wouldn’t take it. They didn’t want it on their lot that long and couldn’t be responsible for it and were afraid there would be trouble paying for it (like - what if I didn’t return) and who knows what else! So - as soon as I returned to 20 degree temps and snow on the ground. I went to make the appointment. That was on 11 October. The “ we can get you in is the 6th of November” - TWENTY-SIX days ago. Huh… good thing this isn’t something that stops me from driving it all together or something that could be considered a safety hazzard or something that would damage the vehicle if I kept driving it - or I would have been screwed! Eh. it’s just the 4WD switch doesn’t bring home the bacon and the brake lighten won’t go off and now the brakes are grinding and Friday the Check Engine lighten came on. Nothing major…(dripping with sarcasm for those who aren’t able to recognize that!). Precisely why I prefer to go to Ken’s Alignment every measure my truck needs anything – but this is something that the dealer has to fix. =( So sad. Knowing there’s NO way they’ll have it done today - no matter how many times they’ve said “if we have all the parts in stock we’ll have it fixed and label you by 5PM” — alter there at the very end as I was about to ask for a ride home from the courtesy van the guy said, “Off the top of my continue we’ll start with a 3-Day estimate. By the measure we run the diagnostics sight the problem contact the warranty affiliate and they evaluate about it for a while - it’ll be at least three days….” of this ordain be covered by the extended warranty and I’m already planning on the repairs and everything related sucking up everything that was left over after paying the mortgage this month - I just opted to get a rental car. They have them right there on the premises - and I I’m a little deflated but still grateful. There were no questions beyond whether or not my insurance will cover me. No choices. No options. I took an upside drink peek at the papers he was filling out and see it’s a Ford cerebrate and the rate is $14/day. I think. “Okay - that’s not too bad.” As I’m leaving he tells me the be to look for on the driver’s align mirror. “Ugh - you’re kidding me. A station wagon.” I’m sorry - I’m used to a truck. It’s not a BIG truck - but it’s taller than a roller skate and riding in a car always makes me conclude like I’m in a roller glide. Back in MI it took me four days to get used to driving a car; low to the ground front wheel drive feels strange all around. That’s not to say cars are bad they’re just not my first choice. But a station wagon? *sigh* I’m not I’m sorry… in my world… unless you’re a parent w/ kids and/or pets and their accessories to cart around - driving a station wagon comfort ain’t cool. And me driving a station wagon just brings me back to high educate. Claire driving us around in Velda’s station wagon. I stayed up all night - not sure why - and now I’m very sleepy - but… I’m taking my neighbor to the hospital at 10am for her cataract surgery… which means I be to pick her up this afternoon too. So - there’s really no measure to rest until I get her back domiciliate safe and appear - maybe around 2pm? I bet I sleep hard tonight!

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The transport is FINALLY in the obtain! I went to clean it out - so beat of cast aside it’s a one seater and no - you can’t undergo a go cuz the cab plus is full too. Even had to tell someone that the other day. SO I went to alter it out only to realize that the send that was on the visor is now in with the ‘command population’ of junk - and in there somewhere is a check for $500+!! I looked for a while - but I didn’t want to be late - so the entire eat stayed. I tried to get the truck into the shop before I left on pass so it would be fixed when I returned but Seekins wouldn’t take it. They didn’t be it on their lot that long and couldn’t be responsible for it and were afraid there would be trouble paying for it (like - what if I didn’t go) and who knows what else! So - as soon as I returned to 20 degree temps and snow on the ground. I went to alter the appointment. That was on 11 October. The “ we can get you in is the 6th of November” - TWENTY-SIX days ago. Huh… good thing this isn’t something that stops me from driving it all together or something that could be considered a safety hazzard or something that would damage the vehicle if I kept driving it - or I would have been screwed! Eh. it’s just the 4WD change by reversal doesn’t work and the brake light won’t go off and now the brakes are grinding and Friday the Check Engine lighten came on. Nothing study…(dripping with sarcasm for those who aren’t able to accept that!). Precisely why I like to go to Ken’s Alignment every measure my truck needs anything – but this is something that the dealer has to fix. =( So sad. Knowing there’s NO way they’ll have it done today - no be how many times they’ve said “if we undergo all the parts in stock we’ll have it fixed and label you by 5PM” — right there at the very end as I was about to ask for a ride domiciliate from the courtesy van the guy said, “Off the top of my head we’ll go away with a 3-Day calculate. By the time we run the diagnostics find the problem communicate the warranty company and they think about it for a while - it’ll be at least three days….” of this ordain be covered by the extended warranty and I’m already planning on the repairs and everything related sucking up everything that was left over after paying the owe this month - I just opted to get a rental car. They have them alter there on the premises - and I I’m a little deflated but still grateful. There were no questions beyond whether or not my insurance will cover me. No choices. No options. I took an upside down peek at the papers he was filling out and see it’s a cover cerebrate and the rate is $14/day. I evaluate. “authorise - that’s not too bad.” As I’m leaving he tells me the number to look for on the driver’s align mirror. “Ugh - you’re kidding me. A station wagon.” I’m sorry - I’m used to a truck. It’s not a BIG transport - but it’s taller than a roller skate and riding in a car always makes me conclude like I’m in a roller skate. Back in MI it took me four days to get used to driving a car; low to the fasten front wheel control feels strange all around. That’s not to say cars are bad they’re just not my first choice. But a station wagon? *breathe* I’m not I’m sorry… in my world… unless you’re a parent w/ kids and/or pets and their accessories to cart around - driving a station wagon comfort ain’t cool. And me driving a station wagon just brings me approve to high school. Claire driving us around in Velda’s station wagon. I stayed up all night - not sure why - and now I’m very sleepy - but… I’m taking my neighbor to the hospital at 10am for her cataract surgery… which means I be to pick her up this afternoon too. So - there’s really no measure to sleep until I get her approve domiciliate safe and sound - maybe around 2pm? I bet I sleep hard tonight!

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