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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by catnapper

    PS: Like how its parked in the garden. Good grief, I swear we're turning more red-neck by the day!!!
    Welcome to the club!

    Mark will take anything that's free
    And yep, that's his truck (paint peeling and everything) sitting in our back yard
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  2. #2
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    Where in Alaska is your sister in Law moveing to?

    It looks like a nice car and perfect for teenagers to ride around in! I bet the kids can't wait for you to get it fixed up and road worthy.

    Ash
    Dogs: Nova, Konnor and Sitka

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    Kim, I am pessimistic right along with you! LOL!! Hate to be that way, but no amount of parts is going to help your kids and hubby figure out how to fix that car unless they really, really want to learn. I have a very handy hubby, but he couldn't do much with cars other than battery, gasoline and tires. It just isn't his thing, unfortunately. I do think that a hubby with some mechanical skills is a good thing!

    Good luck and hopefully it will be gone or operating soon!

    Logan

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    Oh, I forgot about this.... hubby FINALLY agreed it was a stupid thing it have. So we're selling it. We painted "for sale" on it last night and left it in our driveway. Already we've had inquiries.

    We haven't quite figured out how much to ask, but anything is better than nothing and then we can do some of the stuff around the house, like fix the leaky roof. Or get a professional out to cut down the trees whose roots are tearing our shed apart.

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