TW> That is why I have a Phone Card type of Cell Phone, AT&T
"Go Phone" to
TW> be exact. And I limit it's  use so my average cos per month is a little
TW> more then $8.00
 
That's okay for some people.  I probably wouldn't have one now, except my
oldest son talked me into getting one when I lived in Mandeville.  To quote
him, "Being on the road as much as you are, Dad, you might break down
in the middle of nowhere and wish you had a cell phone."  He was
right.
 
TW> And as another "Senior Citizen " cost saving the Last New
car I bought
TW> was a 1960 Ford Falcon.
 
My last new one was a 1977 Monte Carlo that had swivel bucket seats --
something I wish my Lincoln had.  I paid $5,000 for that car.  Nowadays
that price is a down payment on a new one.
 
TW> When I have a need for another car, The Wifes Subaru has 240,000 miles
TW> on the odometer and is still going strong, I let some Other "Sucker"
TW> take the "New Car Hit" and pick up one with less then 40,000 on it.
 
That's what I did when I bought this Lincoln at an auction.  I can't
imagine what the sticker price was on it when it first came out, but I'm
sure I couldn't afford it.  I'm grateful I was smart enough to not get one
of those front wheel drive cars.  I had one and it almost drove me crazy;
not that that's a bad thing nowadays.  (-:
 
TW> When I was younger, and did all my Own repairs except Automatic
TW> Transmissions, I studied the Consumer Reports "Worst USED Car
Buys" to
TW> select my next car.
 
When I had my '57 Bel Air, I like tuning and souping it up.  A friend of
mine bought one about the same time and once a month, we'd get together and
wax our cars.
 
TW> SAVED Untold Thousands by doing that.
 
Same here.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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