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Everything posted by Penguin4x4
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great, another song stuck in my head
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Yeah that's what I meant, private seller price can't type for shit today
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Are you really sure that will save you anything? Misspoke; not selling the E55, turning around and buying another car. Just selling the E55 and borrowing the truck for school commutes until sometime next year when I graduate. We've only sunk 11 into the E55, including the 6 I received from Nationwide for Silver; according to every used car pricing guide I can find online its worth 12 trade in, so we would just about break even
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Aaron this offer applies to you too
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killed myself on the treadmill, ate some lunch and thought it over, and I'm still liking the idea of selling the E55 and getting a boring commuter car
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more money than brains
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the ride is great; avoiding potholes, ruts and the like is a real bitch though
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fuck metal detectors!
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Yep, Merc's are ridiculous to keep running. BM'ers on the other hand aren't. The M5 was BY FAR the cheapest car to own I have ever had. And no rattles, leather was easy to take care of and with only 18's any road was fine. It also needed no work. Buying a car like that you really want to make sure you get it from a real owner and not some poser. I will also hand the keys to my AMG to the lease company when its done...unless of course I can sell it for more than the residual the E55 has 18's as well; unfortunately they're 245/40 F and 275/35 R its not a terribly hard decision though, (which usually means its the correct one) so no worries Unless they are WAY wider 35's never make sense IMO. Hell I think the 295/40's are too low profile that I have. A little more sidewall would be great. Yeah anything under 5" sidewall just seems like asking for trouble
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If you want it dem beats I can pay for your plane ticket to Houston
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Yep, Merc's are ridiculous to keep running. BM'ers on the other hand aren't. The M5 was BY FAR the cheapest car to own I have ever had. And no rattles, leather was easy to take care of and with only 18's any road was fine. It also needed no work. Buying a car like that you really want to make sure you get it from a real owner and not some poser. I will also hand the keys to my AMG to the lease company when its done...unless of course I can sell it for more than the residual the E55 has 18's as well; unfortunately they're 245/40 F and 275/35 R its not a terribly hard decision though, (which usually means its the correct one) so no worries
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How long have you had the car? how many miles are on it? Sucks that cars are so disposable now a days. Bought it around spring break of last year, and it was 9 years old then; less than 85 on the ticker
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Selling the E55 It's old, and rattly; it needs work, work that isn't covered under warranty and I'm terrified to tear into such a limited edition model, trying avoiding all but the most well paved streets is a major PITA, maintenance and fuel costs are more than I bargained for, keeping the leather properly cleaned conditioned is another PITA I would not miss In hindsight I was a fool to buy it in the first place, but such is youth
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Chicken and dumplings; strange though since I was the only one eating it who got sick...
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Heard something on the news that Minnesota is projected to have a record breaking snowfall amount this season
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parking in your average urban parking lot/garage is far easier
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Definitely just food poisoning, thank god; I dunno if it was hard puking or the fact I threw up no less than a dozen times...figure 3-5 minutes per puking session that's 36 minutes to an hour of total puke time still gassy as hell; intestines started rumbling loud enough the dog started growling at me...cute
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so far I'm able to keep saltines, jello, and simple carbonated beverages down, so hopefully its just a bout of food poisoning and not a stomach bug