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In this economy, I find it more fulfilling to have the cleanest car in the neighborhood than to have the newest car in the neighborhood.
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Re: Clean Car, not new car.
Me too! I tend to judge people on how clean there cars are. -
Re: Clean Car, not new car.
Always a challenge in the corn belt and more so in industrial CR no doubt.Originally posted by 1963C10 View Post
Welcome to MOL, home of the clean car.
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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Re: Clean Car, not new car.
Hello and welcome to mol.
I always thought the condition of your vehicle long term is indicative of how you live.quality creates its own demandComment
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Re: Clean Car, not new car.
I just traded in my 1996 Pontiac Grand Am that we had since new, and to tell you the truth, it looked better that some of the 2010's I have seen on the road. I take pride in my possesions and it is good to know that if you take care of them, they will last.
I always tell people that when my cars are dirty, they are still cleaner than most cars that are clean.Comment
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