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   seeyou | Mar 22, 2008 04:36am | #1

   Has it got a "W' sticker on the rear window?

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   But you all knew that.  I detailed it extensively in my blog.

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   woody1777 | Mar 22, 2008 05:36am | #2

   Nope. Never voted for 'im........Naive but refreshing !

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   JeffBuck | Mar 22, 2008 05:43am | #3

   I can give U a good deal on a PT Cruiser with one!

    

   hurry ... either U buy or we turn it into the lease company end of next week.

   pay off is around $7K ... it's gotta be worth at least $4K.

    

   so ... it's a really good deal.

   for the lease company ...

   Jeff    Buck Construction

    Artistry In Carpentry

        Pittsburgh Pa

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   Piffin | Mar 23, 2008 03:28am | #7

   Man! I rented one of them while I was in Florida! It felt fine for the first thirty miles. After that I couldn't hardly stand it. Nothing fit me, the controls were all in idiotic locations, the fuel mileage was only 20MPG at best ( which is worse than my Highlander with twice the power and half again a big). You couldn't give me one of them! 

    

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   JeffBuck | Mar 23, 2008 07:59am | #8

   she always loved it ...

   felt "disposable" to me from day one.

    

   she loved it 'cause she got the "Dream Cruiser" ...

   every year they pick a color that's not on any others, then put in every option possible. All power, moonroof, heated seats, heated mirrors ... everything.

    

   My Da'ds a big guy ... he always liked it 'cause it was small, but he could fit inside.

   I never liked the ride ... all the bells and whisles and cheap, cheap, cheap.

   but served it's purpose.

    

   Jeff

        Buck Construction

    Artistry In Carpentry

        Pittsburgh Pa

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   Piffin | Mar 23, 2008 03:48pm | #9

   Yeah, the seat itself is more like a recliner in the living room. That was fine, but the two elbow rests were a-symetrical. One higher and more forward than the other.I know at least three people who have had them here and every single one of them had the vehicle less than 8 months before trading it off. Isee it as good for a youngster who needs an ego boost while commuting less than ten miles a day to class 

    

   Welcome to the Taunton University of Knowledge FHB Campus at Breaktime. where ... Excellence is its own reward!

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   RW | Mar 22, 2008 06:03am | #4

   You ain't far. I'd think that'd sell around here. You got a pic?

   Real trucks dont have sparkplugs

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   woody1777 | Mar 23, 2008 12:04am | #5

   Here ya go.

   BTW how's the new job working out ? Naive but refreshing !

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   RW | Mar 23, 2008 01:35am | #6

   Thanks. Frankly its awesome. I love, well, almost every moment of it.

   I still get to do some neat, entertaining, and challenging things. A conference table at the moment. We never, never set out to make things. But, business. Sometimes, customers decide what your business does.

   The Festool thing, thats about to get crazy. All the changes about April 1, both from them and things we're doing, I don't know, but I see, fearfully, our volume quadruple almost overnight. And theres days already, the UPS guy just backs up to the overhead door. And lumber sales is already nutso some days. And so is the Amana. And we're drop shipping Powermatic all over the place. That facet just adds to the whole equation. Some people have heard the PM66 is only American Made until August, and want to make sure the one they get, is. Last I looked, there's only about 20 out there right now in Lavergne.

   But the coffee. Oh man. You gotta drop in if for no other reason.

   So back on your topic, no promises, but I *might* know someone who'd consider just such a ride. When you get a moment PM be a phone number. I'll probably see them in the next 48 hours and mention it. If they want your info, I'll have it. Just don't go holding your breath, cool?Real trucks dont have sparkplugs