Disconnecting the odometer.
#1
08-19-2007, 08:48 PM
#2
08-19-2007, 08:52 PM
RE: Disconnecting the odometer.
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
#3
08-19-2007, 09:01 PM
RE: Disconnecting the odometer.
ORIGINAL: John M
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
heh i never thought about that... but I don't think he would want to sell it, i mean he babies that thing, ah well, i guess i'll tell him i couldn't find anything. Thanks for warning me
#4
08-19-2007, 09:15 PM
RE: Disconnecting the odometer.
ORIGINAL: icewolf
heh i never thought about that... but I don't think he would want to sell it, i mean he babies that thing, ah well, i guess i'll tell him i couldn't find anything. Thanks for warning me
ORIGINAL: John M
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
heh i never thought about that... but I don't think he would want to sell it, i mean he babies that thing, ah well, i guess i'll tell him i couldn't find anything. Thanks for warning me
#5
08-19-2007, 09:19 PM
RE: Disconnecting the odometer.
ORIGINAL: trecool88
never thought of that? why else would someone want to disconnect the odometer other than to make the truck appear low mileage when it isn't?
ORIGINAL: icewolf
heh i never thought about that... but I don't think he would want to sell it, i mean he babies that thing, ah well, i guess i'll tell him i couldn't find anything. Thanks for warning me
ORIGINAL: John M
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
I hope nobody on this site helps you with that. None of us want to be the victim when he (you) sells his ragged out but "low mileage" truck.
You drive a truck a lot, its value goes down. It's a fact of life. He/you should live with it and not be some CROOK.
heh i never thought about that... but I don't think he would want to sell it, i mean he babies that thing, ah well, i guess i'll tell him i couldn't find anything. Thanks for warning me
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