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Re: Value of `71?

From: "The Truth Squad" <Flakey714(at)aol.com>

Subject: Re: Value of `71?

Date: 6 Mar 2005 07:44:11 -0800

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why not look in dave`s empty head? lots of luggage room in there






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SUBJECT: Value of `95
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From: philg(at)sharmusic.com (OldSchool)

Subject: Value of `95

Date: 2 Sep 2004 11:31:02 -0700

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May have to sell but I hope I don`t - Don`t want to - I`ve never

enjoyed a car so much - Almost 1 year later, I still sometimes sit in

the garage and just look at it. Driving it is just so great.



LT1 - Coupe - under 40,000 - 6 sp w/new clutch

White w/ red leather int. White roof plate

All options

Borla Exhaust

C5 Rims (copies- cost about 1,300) / Pilot Sport low pros

Extremely clean



If I decide to sell, I`ll wait `til late winter early spring. Just

wanted to know what I should think about asking. Blue book seems low.

I`m in SE MI.



OldSchool, Phil, Costa - whatever I go by here.



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From: philg(at)sharmusic.com (OldSchool)

Subject: Value of `95

Date: 2 Sep 2004 11:31:02 -0700

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May have to sell but I hope I don`t - Don`t want to - I`ve never

enjoyed a car so much - Almost 1 year later, I still sometimes sit in

the garage and just look at it. Driving it is just so great.



LT1 - Coupe - under 40,000 - 6 sp w/new clutch

White w/ red leather int. White roof plate

All options

Borla Exhaust

C5 Rims (copies- cost about 1,300) / Pilot Sport low pros

Extremely clean



If I decide to sell, I`ll wait `til late winter early spring. Just

wanted to know what I should think about asking. Blue book seems low.

I`m in SE MI.



OldSchool, Phil, Costa - whatever I go by here.






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From: Robotron Tom <usa1(at)nospamiei.net>

Subject: Re: Value of `95

Date: 2 Sep 2004 21:21:52 GMT

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OldSchool started a controversy when he said... :



> May have to sell but I hope I don`t - Don`t want to - I`ve never

> enjoyed a car so much - Almost 1 year later, I still sometimes sit in

> the garage and just look at it. Driving it is just so great.

>

> LT1 - Coupe - under 40,000 - 6 sp w/new clutch

> White w/ red leather int. White roof plate

> All options

> Borla Exhaust

> C5 Rims (copies- cost about 1,300) / Pilot Sport low pros

> Extremely clean

>

> If I decide to sell, I`ll wait `til late winter early spring. Just

> wanted to know what I should think about asking. Blue book seems low.

> I`m in SE MI.

>

> OldSchool, Phil, Costa - whatever I go by here.

>



It`s all about opinions. Blue book will never meet your wants, so just

use it as a low-end. Many like to buy citing the `yellow` book.



If you wait until late spring you should be able to get a bit more out of

it. It takes a little while for the Vette buyers to recognize that it`s

Vette season again.



You can also use ebay as a value guide since MANY people look there first

to get values.



Later,

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Robotron Tom *remove nospam to email*

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Title: Excerpt
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2009 12:54:16 +0000
Author: Scott Owen

The Relic – “Mr Dino Sore”

Dino is an aggressive sales manager living in the past. Everything he says and does is based around old techniques and clichés. He was trained in the early eighties using the Pendle system, which was a highly pressurised form of selling. Customers are ruthlessly bullied into purchasing on the day, by any means necessary.

The sales team are expected to close customers at the first attempt and any failure to do so results in extensive questioning. Dino insists on breaking down the sale to infuse his closing tactics. An example would be placing change in front of the customer to demonstrate the daily difference being discussed. “We are only talking about 58p a day. That’s how close you are from owning this car.”

Despite not moving with the times, Dino does have the ability to manage the team. He takes responsibility and helps out with the day to day forecourt maintenance, leading by example. Unfortunately his help soon becomes interference by always having to be right. You will need to be focused and prepared to succeed under such an aggressive old school boss, as he has no intention of moving into the twenty first century.

On a personal level he dresses like he has been frozen in time since the eighties. All Farah trousers and brogue shoes, Gabicci polo shirts and Ray Ban Wayfarers. In his late thirties, he struggles to attract females younger than him and ends up going from one short relationship to another, usually with divorcees over five years his senior.

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Title: BMW Lovos Concept is Secretly a Porcupine
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:44:44 +0000
Author: dustin61

Although this car design is just a concept, and most likely all it will ever be, it is definitely something interesting to think about. The design was created by Pforzheim University alumni Anne Forschner for BMW. The concept has many different panels all covered in solar photovoltaic cells that can both charge the car and act as wind brakes. A great car in theory, but something tells me most people wouldn’t be too happy if they saw this car flare its panels on the highway.







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