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When is it enough? 200

posted by  someone claiming to be frankford on  Wed Dec 13 19:59 CST 2006 [RELATED]

I am thinking that one the dealership does hate working on these old cars. My dealership won't even talk to me when I order parts. They give me the cold sholder.

Another idea I had while reading your car fixes/history is when I worked for a fixit shop I used to have people come in and tell me that they sold the car they had just sunk 2 grand into. After asking them why? they always said they were sick of putting money into the old car. Well now someone else has it and won't need to sink that money into it. When I ask them what I can do for them? they would tell me they needed to have something done on their new car. Well that makes no sense at all. Now a car payment and needing work on a car. So just something to think about. this car you know what has been done.






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