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this is going to be fun

IPS' facebook page says they like "covert tuning dynamics"? wtf!?

Holy fender stretch

If that don't work you can use mine till I get back from NC on the 26-27th

Nice avatar. who is that homely mother fucker?

Cause guy obviously has more money than brains

what im finding online is $300 is doable, but i am seeing those wildcard offers which cost me the same as an econo, but i could get anything and even if it is an econo, im alright with that.

no?

I'm looking to rent a car for a trip down to NC from the 18th - 26th. I've never rented a car before and im not set on any car, just looking to spend around $300 tops. Who tends to have the best rates and selection. Any promotions going on right no for any. Just looking for some guidance.

its nothing about wether the seller will give it up. just kind of why would he deem it necessary to wait for the title before he would. IDK about a bill of sale. I know they both signed papers at the buyers bank so everything could be transfered and he has the papers from that.

Kinda what we were thinking

Scenereo: You go to buy a vehicle off someone who has a loan. You agree on a price and you go to your bank whom you are getting a loan for the purchase through. Both parties sign papers for your loan and the release of their loan and title. All papers signed and loan processed. Seller then tells buyer he will not release vehicle until buyer has title in hand. Buyer is told by seller"s bank title will take up to 3 weeks to be sent. Buyer doesn't understand why he has to wait 3 weeks to take delivery on vehicle he has loan on and completed paperwork, especially when he can take said paperwork to get temp tags and insurance so he can start using the vehicle. What are your thoughts?

what would you value an 06 malibu maxx with 115K miles, cloth interior and in neglected shape?

Picked this up today.... http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r59/capnkirk11786/b00c2e0a.jpg for $100 new and already matched exactly to my sportster, right down to the pinstriping. 5 weeks ago I walked into Farrow's downtown and saw this fat bob fender for a sportster and asked them what they wanted for it. They said $250. I told them I'd do $100. They said they wouldn't go any lower than $180. So I went home without it. Went back the next week to pick up a part I ordered and offered them $100 again. They Declined and came down to $150. This went on for 5 weeks, weekly until today. They finally accepted the $100 and I took it home. $100 would be cheap for the bare fender alone, let alone already painted to match in an uncommon color for the sportster.

what about the chevrolet 3.5L V6 in an 06 Malibu?

My brother is going to look at an 02 Dodge Dakota 5spd, 2wd with 122k miles on the clock. The truck has a 3.6L V6. I know absolutely nothing about mopars let alone this motor. Is it an ok platform or should he stear away from it.

Are the points you earn really worth the annual fee?

Cosidering I've been stuck here the past 5 weeks..... Yea

I know what you mean about paying cash for everything. That's where I've been, but trying to bump my credit and considering the credit card for only what I have cash for at that moment so I can turn right around and clear the balance within that week.

So would that work, creating a balance 1 day then paying it off 2 days later?

I'd say sell it especially for such low miles for the age. Should go fairly quick at a reasonable price.

Jacked my credit up a few years ago when I ran into several life changes and in the last year all debts have been paid off with the exception of a small bike loan. I'm wanting to get myself into a house and I'm looking at how to help my credit score recover faster. Last year I went and talked to the bank about a home loan and based on what he saw he said I just needed to get my score back up and suggested getting another credit card as well as trying to have settled accounts cleared off my credit. I've only recently considered the credit card now that all debts and loans (except bike) are paid off. My thoughts are, I'm more disciplined now and have more cash put back, plus if the woman and I get a joint account we could start building a credit history for her. What I want to know is, if it's even worth getting a credit card especially when my plans are to basically use like my bank account. Example, cut up debit card and don't use the bank account and only use the card for what I have cash for and turn right around and pay it. Like go to grocery store today, turn around and pay that balance off Thursday. Any thoughts, opinions or experiences with this?

Anthony, when can I drop off payment? I'll even throw in an extra $.01 for an even $2

can we upgrade to a delete?

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