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Jul 6, 2024
10:29
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Hoopster
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My oldest vehicle is a 2001 Ford F-150 Supercrew. Have you seen what new/used
trucks cost recently?
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Does any auto mechanic these days just fix the problems for which the vehicle
Hoopster
Jul 6, 10:21am
This is tale as old as time. Mechanics have been doing this for forever
SUAVO
Jul 6, 10:25am
I used to be able to take in vehicles for service and not EVERY mechanic played
Hoopster
Jul 6, 10:28am
I still go to ones that don't play that game. It may all be anecdotal, though
SUAVO
Jul 6, 10:35am
Look, that 1983 Yugo won't last forever, buy a newer Toyota
Born2Fish
Jul 6, 10:26am
My oldest vehicle is a 2001 Ford F-150 Supercrew. Have you seen what new/used
Hoopster
Jul 6, 10:29am
To scared to look at the prices
Born2Fish
Jul 6, 10:29am
I just priced out the equivalent of my truck in 2024. My 2001 Supercrew 4x4
Hoopster
Jul 6, 10:56am
Are you an undertaker or Utah alum?
Q-grr
Jul 6, 5:48pm
“Pay me now or pay me later.”
MichCoug
Jul 6, 11:19am
1. Buy any year Camry. 2. Send one child to VoTech for auto repair. 3. YouTube.
Ripliancum
Jul 6, 11:25am
Kudos to your wife. Please tell her she is awesome!
Whip
Jul 6, 12:03pm
If those rear brakes are rotors and pads, should've done them yourself. If it's
paulb
Jul 6, 12:29pm
It sounds like you are blaming the mechanic for your vehicle problems
byusage
Jul 6, 12:32pm
The same thing happens to me when I go to the doctor for a problem.
CougarAddict
Jul 6, 12:37pm
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