POS VETT

It's half decent at best. Engine is prone to oil starvation on a sweeper. It was probably a good cruiser.

Hunting for a Gladiator and an ATS-V Coupe.

I like that plan!

Don't watch documentary about Ebola outbreaks ...

I have two custom knives made by Sxott and he also sharpens all my knives. I'm not sure how much he charges, but he's local in Clintonville. Let me know if you're interested.

Nuts

Likely those engines are mated to 9sp or 10sp transmission which allows ultra close gearing ranging from ultra short to ultra tall. In my experience with 8sp in K2 and 9sp in Lambda2, there are a few strings of gears that are very closely spaced, at one point the engine speed went from 4k to 3.5k rpm during an upshift.

I run "dripping" which is free. You're welcome to it, Clay, bring a container.

Can't bring used cars into Indonesia easily, its market allows only new cars brought into the country through sole importers or dealers. I believe the ASEAN countries have about the same policy regarding used cars.

Thanks, but asking price is more than brand new.

I do have a connection with some Toyota dealers in Columbus. I have a couple of them keeping an eye out for a used one. That's what I've found out; the need for it is still a month away, so I still have a few weeks.

Did you mean to say "Supra"?

I'm looking for a soft-shell tonneau cover for my '20 Tacoma with a 5-foot bed. Preferably a tri-folding but I will look at anything especially when it's cheap.

Decouple the cellular antenna connectors.

Spent almost two hours gawking at the orange one that was presented at Jack Maxton. I have a plan to acquire one, just not immediately.

Nm

As I age, I have become less and less tolerant of low temperature and snow, I'm on the other opposite end of your notion; I'm thankful that there has been minimum snow accumulation the last few winters. It also has postponed my plan to replace the winter tires on the Z since 3 years ago.

Could the flattened threads be captured in a photo?

CVT is basically the bane of modern automobiles. Just avoid it and you will be fine. As for the '11 Quest with 154k miles, donate or scrap it.

If I'm not mistaken, address can be changed online and since this isn't a leased car, the name on the title is of the actual buyer/owner. In case it helps, the address on my titles and the address on my registrations are different. On top of everything, the mailing address on all those is a different third.

It would have problems with Body Domain Controller which they don't know to repair, then transmission oil pan leak which they don't have parts for repair, followed by a few incomplete welds that requires the whole vehicle to be destroyed, and, at the end, it would take three months to buy back the vehicle. Watch out for problems with headlight (LED), drained battery, and cameras. Contacting the customer care would result in great insult.

That doesn't fall under Ohio Lemon Law, but my Supra does.

Try Toyota Direct. It's quite a distance from Sawmill Rd area if he's willing to commute.

Can you try to reinstate one or two of the oldest credit card accounts? When I reinstated a defunct AmEx account, the account activation date stayed the same.

I wouldn't close credit cards with the oldest opening dates. I still have the one that was opened in 1993. Use a credit card responsibly and make sure monthly balance is paid off on time, then 0.9% or 90% APR means nothing. Also, a car loan with small/minimum principal amount that's never paid late every month/week/two weeks would help with credit score.