New member. Tom Wachs, Pensacola, FL & Williams Bay, WI
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New member. Tom Wachs, Pensacola, FL & Williams Bay, WI
Just found the website, and thought I'd add in. In 2009, I found a beautiful red 2005 Crossfire convertible on eBay, and promptly forgot about it. But, I had left a "prompt" on the site, and a few days later I got a reminder, and called the dealer who had it listed. There was no reserve on the vehicle, so I waited until the last seconds to drop in my bid. I had set my "threshold of pain" at about $18,500.00, but got it for $16,500.00. The car was owned by one of the Kellogg family of Battle Creek, Michigan. It was "mama's" car, and she didn't like it, so she traded it in on a Lincoln Town car. It had but 3,038 miles on the clock! It still has less than 20,000 on it. This last spring, I found another, to keep at a place in Wisconsin where we spend some summer months. It, likewise, is a 2005, but in a dark metallic gray, with just over 20,000 miles. Great little cars that, when well cared for, will only go up in value!
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Re: New member. Tom Wachs, Pensacola, FL & Williams Bay, WI
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Re: New member. Tom Wachs, Pensacola, FL & Williams Bay, WI
WELCOME!
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Should a situation later arise wherein it is discovered that the recipient is found to be of unfavorable character, the greeting may be revoked without warning and replaced with a suitable form of diatribe wherein the character of the recipient may be called into question. This may include, but not be limited to, accusations involving his/her sexuality, genetic makeup, intelligence, appearance or commonality with feces producing bodily parts.
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Re: New member. Tom Wachs, Pensacola, FL & Williams Bay, WI
Just found the website, and thought I'd add in. In 2009, I found a beautiful red 2005 Crossfire convertible on eBay, and promptly forgot about it. But, I had left a "prompt" on the site, and a few days later I got a reminder, and called the dealer who had it listed. There was no reserve on the vehicle, so I waited until the last seconds to drop in my bid. I had set my "threshold of pain" at about $18,500.00, but got it for $16,500.00. The car was owned by one of the Kellogg family of Battle Creek, Michigan. It was "mama's" car, and she didn't like it, so she traded it in on a Lincoln Town car. It had but 3,038 miles on the clock! It still has less than 20,000 on it. This last spring, I found another, to keep at a place in Wisconsin where we spend some summer months. It, likewise, is a 2005, but in a dark metallic gray, with just over 20,000 miles. Great little cars that, when well cared for, will only go up in value!
Corny joke eh?
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