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OP, so you met someone and was impressed and now u want us to do what? Etop this Etop that is all I kept reading up there, why not buy candles and invite him over na ![]() |
eagleeye2:You claim to be a lawyer? And you say if I pay on the 14th of June my rent will expire on May next year? What an embarrassment to your profession I'm sure the house you rent out is the face me I face you types, no learned folk renting a decent apartment will take this your dumb shit While you keep cheating illetrates and feel smart about it, let your conscience judge you, bye |
fabulous925:Definitely, tnx |
Hello Pls I'll to know what I'll cost me to clear 05/06 Volvo S60 and 04/05/06 Volvo XC90 Tnx |
Gimporters:Good day Pls how.much will.it take to clear 05/06 Volvo S60 and 04/05/06 Volvo XC90 respectively. Thanks |
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Readonee35L:Hmmm So, you still feel like using words Like "mad" on someone just cos of the asking price he fixed on his car is justified? Are you saying that if for some reasons I feel outraged by the price of your car then I'll be well in my rights to open up a thread, attach pics of your ad and call u "mad"?? It's not about whether the car price is "normal" or not, it's instead about your choice of words and outrage towards someone just cos of the price he wants to sell his car, I don't think that was necessary |
Readonee35L:This is a good lesson on how we use the Internet, when you were cussing out the Nigga for fixing a price tag to his car(which was even very much negotiable), you didn't know there will come a day when it will come back to haunt you How about we discuss the price tag on this your venza ehn, I sure know peeps who sell their 2010 venza at a cheaper rate |
Irv Gordon's secrets to topping 3 million miles in his Volvo(World record) On Sept. 17, while traversing Alaska's Seward Highway, Irv Gordon drove his 1966 Volvo P1800 beyond 3 million miles. It has been quite a journey for the 74-year-old Long Island native and retired teacher. Just before completion of the milestone, I had a chance to speak with him on the phone. One wonders, why a Volvo P1800? "It is a pretty car," said Gordon, a retired school teacher. "A friend showed me a photo in Road & Track in 1966. I fell in love with it. It cost $4,150, and I only had $4,200 to my name. I was broke." Gordon bought the car new on a Friday and went back to the dealer the following Monday — already for its 1,500-mile service. Gordon's 125-mile daily commute and dedication to proper maintenance enabled him to hit 500,000 miles in 1976. He celebrated a million miles in 1987 by circling Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. In 1998, with 1.69 million miles, Gordon made the Guinness Book of World Records for most miles driven by a single owner of a noncommercial vehicle. Two million miles rolled up during 2002. Through all of those miles, Gordon experienced very little trouble. "I've never had a scary experience; the car always did what I wanted it to do," Gordon said. "I've driven through ice, snow, took it to the mountains skiing. It's Swedish, loves snow. "It was hit a number of times, usually in parking lots." Common-sense maintenance Gordon swears by regular oil changes, car washes, and genuine Volvo parts. "Just follow the owner's manual," he said. "It's a piece of machinery and can't take care of itself. Have its scheduled maintenance completed. … Do what the manual calls for, not what the dealer calls for. People who built the car wrote the manual." He shared a few other tips with Volvo. Use factory equipment parts and one brand of oil for consistency. Spend a few minutes a week checking fluid levels, belts and hoses. "Use gasoline from a high-volume station to keep crud out of your engine," he advises. "It's also good to wash your car regularly and wax at least twice a year." Perhaps the most important tip: "When your car makes a funny noise, listen to it." And develop a good relationship with your mechanic. Volvo's future Volvo has been giving Gordon a new car at each million-mile mark. But even after all of this mileage and attention, one thing won't change. "I'll still be driving the P1800," Gordon said. "The car will probably make 4 million miles, but not me. I have become a fan of air-conditioning, electrical things and gadgets. New Volvos are fantastic. (Volvo) told me I could have any I want as long as it's red." If he waits a couple of years, he can choose from a new lineup of Volvos. The V60 wagon debuts early in 2014 and the next-generation XC90 arrives within two years. Source: http://www.indystar.com/story/money/2013/10/02/autos-irv-gordons-secrets-to-topping-3-million-miles-in-his-volvo/2908911/ NB : This was way back in 2013. Who thinks any other car can beat this record, as it's still going ![]()
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slye:Slightly, you can also whatsapp me for video, if you're seriously interested, tnx |
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BUGOFF:the content of the booth is not exposed to public view bro, there's a cover that slides above it like a tarpaulin Price of V70 and S60 are almost the same too |
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BUGOFF:They're basically the same car, just that one is a sedan and the other a wagon In summary, the V70 is the wagon of S60, I can vouch for both cars any day too |
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