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In the early days of expediting cars were used and called "A" units.

I know you've been asked already, but, how about some pictures?

The requirement for synthetic oil has been dropped. I think that began with the '04s.

I have a friend that lives in Lincoln Park and has a T-300. He uses the dealership in Toledo and has been very happy.

I think a little clarification is in order here. First, what did the subject title have to do with the post. There were no vehicles of any size offered for sale. Second, are you saying that if someone does'nt want to work, does'nt make their payments and, as a result, loses the truck, then that...

If credit score is an issue that may bring home equity into play. There are a significant number of us that don't even own homes or even just live in the truck.

They do say the only dumb question is the one not asked. But, I know a couple of blonds...

It's also taxes. After 5 years they've been depreciated and it's time to start over.

Davekc, Bravo on locking the other thread!

The window pops up on mine even when I am not in a hot spot.

At least you guys have a job! The highlight of my break was a trip down to Mt. Pleasant yesterday. I came away from the machines a little bit better than even and Ron White had me laughing til I had tears in my eyes.(I was going to say "til I peed my pants", but I think we have more than we need...

Commonly heard in Canada: "Look at the size of that moose, eh?"

I know the Libs are an easy target, but c'mon Lawrence, not on Christmas day. Your political incorrectness is showing.

Just wait 'til he gets to the border.

Happy Holidays to everyone at E.O. And, I'd like to raise my virtual glass in a virtual toast. Here's hopeing we all have a FANTASTIC '06!

The fact that we're having this discussion is an example of one of the effects of deregulation. That is the decline of the quality of some of the people we share the roads with. I got into trucking in the '70s, pre-deregulation. I don't remember EVER seeing pee bottles laying around. I think...

I see we're having a bored meeting. T-Hawk has it right about watchng where you spend your money. If you're going there on a regular basis you'll find places to go that are reasonable. A few years back the exchange rate was awesome, $1.60 Cdn. for your U.S. dollar. Now it's more like $1.14...

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You thought I fell off the end of the Earth? Did'nt we just talk yesterday?