That is really good. I know their sell prices are really high. I just sold my friends 2020 Nissan Rogue to a dealer for $23,200. She paid $20k for it 2 years ago. It listed new at $28,300. They now have it listed for $26k. She didn't want to deal with selling it. It was her deceased husband's car. I listed it on Cars.com for $24k at noontime. I sold it the next morning by 11am. There is a really big market right now for low mileage used vehicles. I paid under $32k for my 2016 RAM 2500 as a leftover. Two dealers want my truck really bad. I know that I can sell it for what I have into it. Then I would have to replace it. That would be very expensive.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Sawyer Rob
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I have a second tire just in case the other side lets go, as I'm betting these are original tires from the 50's, on it.hi SR - i think u beat ol Father Time at his own game!
SR
People don’t realize the cost of the replacement aspect . It’s like homes around here if you’re selling at a high price be prepared to pay a high price . Can’t even do the move South or west anymore the homes have gone way up there also .
i saw the tire with the bulge, was it still holding air?
Hi backyard lumberjack!
Morning guys, guess it’s been a few days since I’ve been around here.
This is kind of an emotionally charged week for me… Yesterday was the anniversary of my ex leaving and today is the anniversary of my dad’s passing. Overall, it’s going pretty well, some years are better than others.
This is kind of an emotionally charged week for me… Yesterday was the anniversary of my ex leaving and today is the anniversary of my dad’s passing. Overall, it’s going pretty well, some years are better than others.
Sawyer Rob
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It not only was holding air, it was also heavily loaded until late last fall when we unloaded it,
SR
Just a thought you might want to take out the picture that has his name on it.
@SS396driver I think I agree with you about taking the chains off although you can also buy that thicker clear vinyl that is sometimes used on rocker panels to protect from rock chips
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
I always try to only remember the date of birth, not the date of death.
Always keep the glass half full, not half empty.
And like I tell my wife about the dogs ... remember all the good times we had with them, not the day we had to put them down.
There are always many more good days than bad ones.
Always keep the glass half full, not half empty.
And like I tell my wife about the dogs ... remember all the good times we had with them, not the day we had to put them down.
There are always many more good days than bad ones.
Really tough for first time homebuyers around here, especially the working class.
For the rest of my family, I observe their birthdays, but my dad died young, so it ends up being his date of death.
I agree on the dogs. I do not mourn my dogs who lived full lives. The only one with any regret is the husky mix who died at age 11 of cancer.
Pretty ****** of my ex to dump me on what she knew was the eve of my dad’s anniversary of death. But that shows her character.
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amazing! takes me right back to the 50's... and my Dad's 48 Ford sedan... and some of our adventures back then, auto related, and stopping for gasoline at the Texaco! always the Texaco! and the slide pop machine was 10-cents for a cold bottle...It not only was holding air, it was also heavily loaded until late last fall when we unloaded it,
SR
we kids usually were rationed to the water fountain on the side of the temptations.... lol
I've lost 4 dogs prematurely, the oldest of them was 10, 2 were 6 and one was only 2or 3.
One got hit by a car, one blew out his back and 2 had cancer.
I still had more good times than bad times with all of them and would not have given up owning them even if I knew the results in advance.
One got hit by a car, one blew out his back and 2 had cancer.
I still had more good times than bad times with all of them and would not have given up owning them even if I knew the results in advance.
JustPlainJeff
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I would if that was really his name. That's obviously not his name. That's my cousin, and I just put his name into my phone like that, because my phone announces out loud the caller I.D. when somebody is calling me, and I thought it would be funny when if he called me my phone would say out loud "Willy Nailer"! LOL.
Anyone have experience getting rid of autumn olive?? In particular, the cut and spray with gly method?
I don't but found this Penn State article Control part is towards the end .
https://extension.psu.edu/autumn-olive
