Yes and we love it. Just had new tires put on it and when we get those paid off will start on the next little thing. I don't care how new a car is or how well it was kept up, there is always something that will need work unless you are a "drive it till it dies" type.
Normally I love Ford's but this Nissan is very nice. Thank you for selling it to us. Even wifey likes it now that she can drive again. (mostly when I am with her)
And a nice mower, provided by us at OSA. Not as nice a a Nissan but...
Right. It was a great mower for Rick. But that lowes mower can't compete with the pinnacle of Japanese engineering for less than twice the price.
For sure. I paid 2200 for an 89 Honda Accord in 1999. The transmission went out right away. No one cared. Even the elder in my church that had a shop, I took it too him first to inspect it. He was more worried about the fireman in town that sold it to me. *****. I dealt with so much of that when I was young.
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Now children don't fight. I love them both and they have been great help around here. Plus, thanks to a little help from a charitable group and a lot from the fine folks at OSA we can kind of see daylight at the end of the tunnel. Hopefully within a year we will be back on solid footing and able to help others out a bit. Much more fun being the giver than the receiver.
Exactly! A used car is going to have issues but if kept up they will be small ones from normal wear & tear.
Chenry and I have a similar sense of humor that I normally have to tame down but he can take it and give back so I like poking at him.
Check fuel pressure before any repair. If you have 2 pumps, check pressure after each pump, and filter. Should give an indication. Maybe fuel pump relay shutting down.
