Bretimus_v2
So tired.
Motor oil is a great source of fertilizer on your lawn. Saw it on a billboard.
Happy New Year...or Ugh is now a licensed driver
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Eyebrowsbv31
Rookie
Sourdeez said:
Try UMSL maybe, they got a car that runs on biodiesel that the students built I believe.
If not, have the greatest smelling bonfire ever.
UghRochester
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Well, now I'm making payments to my uncle for a vehicle. He sold me a nice vehicle for $1,500. It's a 2003 Chevy Impala. Radiator is new, same with tires and brakes. It's a 4 cylinder and gets pretty good gas consumption.
Doesn't sound bad at all for a first car, well done man, least you got one of your own now! At the end of the day all you need a car for is to get from A to B.
I've gone through two cars so far in my life... my first car was a 1996 Holden Commodore Acclaim series. My oldest brother gave it to me for free but it needed a lot of repairs... I got the repairs sorted but it cost me $2000 AUD (about $1500ish USD) so I like to think I "bought" the car off him.
Sadly I lost that car in 2013 due to a car accident. Some wanker rear ended me while I was stationary giving way to traffic on a highway. His insurance paid for my car which was $2350 AUD (about $1791 USD) but since the cost of repair was apparently greater than the car's value, they wrote the car off... so I got nearly two and a half grand back sure, but I lost my car.
My second and current car is a 2004 Ford Falcon station wagon, which I bought off my folks for $6000 AUD (about $4574 USD). I'm really happy with it so far, had it for almost two years now.
I've gone through two cars so far in my life... my first car was a 1996 Holden Commodore Acclaim series. My oldest brother gave it to me for free but it needed a lot of repairs... I got the repairs sorted but it cost me $2000 AUD (about $1500ish USD) so I like to think I "bought" the car off him.
Sadly I lost that car in 2013 due to a car accident. Some wanker rear ended me while I was stationary giving way to traffic on a highway. His insurance paid for my car which was $2350 AUD (about $1791 USD) but since the cost of repair was apparently greater than the car's value, they wrote the car off... so I got nearly two and a half grand back sure, but I lost my car.
My second and current car is a 2004 Ford Falcon station wagon, which I bought off my folks for $6000 AUD (about $4574 USD). I'm really happy with it so far, had it for almost two years now.
Oh boy, Ugh is on the loose!
I wish my car only cost $1500...my monthly car payment is $500....
I wish my car only cost $1500...my monthly car payment is $500....
Optimus-Crime
Rookie
UghRochester said:
You got an Impala? That's a lowrider, holmes! Put some rims on that and make it jump, guey!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUJGml0cKYo
The Lub Macheen!
UghRochester
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It's not like it's a new vehicle. It was my uncle's girlfriend's daughter's. I know nothing about cars, so I'm relying on my uncles and dad to teach me.Green_Lantern said:
WickedLiquid
Regular
There is a hole on the side where you put the gas in.
Certainly agree!
I've only had to change a tyre once, it was a pain in the arse but it's a good skill to learn. Make sure your car has a spare tyre too at all times.
And as MattAY said, check the tyre tread and oil regularly, especially before long journeys.
Once every couple of months I have to travel to another town in our state for judo. It's a three hour drive, so before I make those drives I have to check that everything is good to go.
I've only had to change a tyre once, it was a pain in the arse but it's a good skill to learn. Make sure your car has a spare tyre too at all times.
And as MattAY said, check the tyre tread and oil regularly, especially before long journeys.
Once every couple of months I have to travel to another town in our state for judo. It's a three hour drive, so before I make those drives I have to check that everything is good to go.