So why did you ask me to send you pictures of my penis freak?
I used to buy cars at auctions........100-500$........drive it them until they died and leave them on the side of the road..........drove an old 98 for 2 years once.When I buy a car it is cheap.
Usually a junker that needs fixed and I fix it and drive it until someone buys it from me for more money than I have invested in it.
To me that is the only way to come out ahead and not lose any money on buying a car.
I have been offered OVER $30,000 more than my out of pocket for my old truck. I have $4,500 into.
During the pandemic many people sold vehicles for more than they bought them for that is a win.
Anytime you sell a vehicle for less than you have in it you lost money.
I DO NOT care what the book worth value is as that is made up crap to make people feel good about going in the hole.
In order to say a good investment is there you must make more $$$ than you spent.
I have only lost $1200 on a vehicle in my life and that was a 1976 Corvette I sold to a friend.
Sold it for what I paid and tossed in 1200 worth of interior parts.
He still has it with tunnel-ram sticking out of the hood with 2 600cfm carbs on it
Man I know the days.
I drove many $75 cars for thousands of miles and many years and even delivered for Godfathers Pizza in them.
by the time I was 24 I had owned over 250 vehicles.
So many cheap cars back then.
Many years I would rack up 70,000 miles on 1 vehicle and the wife drove her own pick of the litter and averaged more miles than I did.
I quit counting when she hit 67,000 miles in 11 months on just one of them.
Same thing I said to your mother.
are you Peggy???
I’m your daddy.
I like a good troll every now and then to stir things up but you're not very good at it. Only thing worse might be your math skills.
Well this got interesting….
As far as the vehicle stuff, at my house we drive old Toyotas. I work on them myself. Maintenance on my family fleet is kinda one of my hobbies I guess. But then again I’m blue collar so I enjoy physical work and I’m inclined to save that small fortune by doing all of my own work that I can.
Newer vehicles don’t do much for me and my 1st gen tacos should go over 300k no problem
As far as the vehicle stuff, at my house we drive old Toyotas. I work on them myself. Maintenance on my family fleet is kinda one of my hobbies I guess. But then again I’m blue collar so I enjoy physical work and I’m inclined to save that small fortune by doing all of my own work that I can.
Newer vehicles don’t do much for me and my 1st gen tacos should go over 300k no problem
Another one bites the dust…33 
