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huh? is it an 01 or 02?

prolly 26-2700lbs

Sweet, but its wishful thinking to think it'll pull my rx7 right? LOL

We're looking for a cherokee, not sure on the year but less than $5k, and 4 door. Anyways, came across this and wanted some opinions. Seems like a good price for the miles and looks to be in good condition. http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/1340599303.html We are going to try and test drive it this weekend, what should we look for/listen for? Also, can I tow a waverunner or two with it? What about a motorcycle or small boat? Thanks

sorry dave, I was on my way to girl scouts, can't be late again.

delete me plz

what about a regular s&w 9mm poly frame? What's the big differences between the non m&p and m&p?

do you know the going rate of a S&W 9mm private party?

What revolver do you have if you don't mind sharing? I want a handgun so that I can go to the range and shoot as well. I initially wanted a shotgun but the size of it, storing/hiding it, and the layout of my house aren't really helpful in terms of a shotgun. So I may pick up a shotgun as well, but right now I am looking for a handgun.

As in like 15 rounds or something? Also, anyone know anything about the Springfield XD? I'm just doing some research and reading some good reviews on it. But there are quite a few different barrel length options, how much of a difference does a 3"/4"/5" barrell make? It looks like the 3" is subcompact and too small for me, but the 4" and 5" barrels seem ok, and offer 16rd mags. Anyone have a recommendation for caliber for home defense? Or which has the least recoil I guess? In my research it appears people say revolvers are best because they are more reliable, but I don't like them because they only have like a 5 round capacity, whereas like the glock can have up to 17rounds, I mean damn, big freakin difference if your in trouble.

What's a hi cap magazine?

Thanks Mark, any reason why the beretta over the glock? Just curious, I know nothing about either.

I've been to the Top many times living in Bexley it's just around the corner. Great food, great service and all around very nice. It's small and cozy, I've taken my wife there before as well as gone w/ family.

Why god? WHY????

Looking for a handgun, no real preference just nothing huge. Mainly for home defense and some target practice. Not looking to spend more than $300. No .22 calibers either thanks

how much for the 9mm, i'm looking for one

I have (2) 215/45/17 that are a match tire to the two that Ryan218 has, in case you want to buy 4 matching just an fyi, I'll do $20 for the pair.

Done that, and there are vans with more miles that are 2008 that dealers are asking as high as $19,995 for, granted they are in Indianapolis, but shit I'd drive the few hours to get that much more money for it. Cheapest 08 I've seen on Autotrader was $15,980, it was a 2008 and has more miles than ours, so I'm not sure why we cant even get $13-14k for ours...

Well, since Paul asked, I figured I might as well ask to. What's the most we can realistically get for our car, we don't like the payment and just want something cheaper... 2008 Nissan Quest 3.5 Minivan Dark Blue w/ tan/grey interior. Rear Captain chairs. Foldaway third row. Fully loaded, 2 keyless remotes TPMS system Side curtain airbags Chrome trim Rear Controls. 41,000 miles Clean title Service records. I just want to know what they are going for at auction, I know we did a lot of traveling and racked up some miles, but I'm trying to see how screwed we are. We may be willing to trade it in, but more than likely would like to just sell it and be done. Thanks

No shit? Congrats man, 12.50's is killin it!! trap? 60?

bump, trade in varies between $11,790 and $12,700 according to the websites, so at $13,250 you're getting a great deal.... $13,250 OBO

True, but you can always sell it for like $17k and just pay the $3500 out of pocket, or if you don't have it maybe do a personal loan or something, either way that's a lot smaller payment than $20k. We're trying to do a similar thing w/ our 2008 Nissan Quest. We owe about $15k on it and trade in is right around $12k, so we're a couple grand short and just don't want this large payment anymore, so we might just eat a couple thousand in negative equity via our heloc or a personal loan in order to get into a cheaper car. Good luck.

Aren't those things like $14k new? or maybe on sale, ford is always having rebates.

what'd you/jeff run?

huh?