What if it Snows?

Why not look for the same truck at a different dealer? Might be someone easier to deal with... or look for a vulva made the same way? You really liked blackie, why not have the best of both worlds?

 

@Dave_in_AZ Here ya go

 

We have the same position with our vehicles. Yes they take a little maintenance but everything about them is known to the Nth degree with future work pending. Once we lost a engine on one of our older vehicles after it's main bearings ground down too much and threw the shaft out of balance. We should have replaced the engine with another knowing the rest of the vehicle was in super good shape. But no we replaced it with a Buick that we got ten years out of until the fluid accumulator (Made of plastic BTW) started to fail on local driving making a hash of that transmission. It would have been 1700 to replace just the accumulator valve.

 

You hear what the OM is sayin Dave? I can hear her from here....

 

That cat if you stick it into a new truck, its going to have a time of adjusting.

First order of business sniff everything and scratch everything.

 

LOL neither is turning radius if there is a kitchen in it

 

I just randomly pulled one off of truck paper. There were like 45 of them listed, new and used.