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The door could fly open and you could fall out while it is moving.

I like the car a lot. I've had it about three years and get a thrill every time I get in it. Power, styling (get compliments all the time) and handling are superb. Very comfortable seats, great climate control. I drive in eco mode most of the time (can still spin the tires if you hit the...

Good restaurant on "The Hill" in St. Louis. Salad and toasted ravioli were my favorites.

It seems that if the bed was there long before either of you moved in, it wouldn't be possible to determine who put it there. Perhaps the side on your property "belongs" to him and you could ask him to remove it because you are tired of taking care of it for him.

The refrigerant they used back then is no longer made. You can probably get it but it's expensive.

You need the correct tool. An impact wrench is a SAFE and easy way to remove the blade bolts

You need the correct tool: an impact wrench.

This was an absolutely correct reply.

I have 2 of those Rheem water heaters in my house, only the model shows V52. Both 50 gallon made in 2004. No problems so far.

It's 75 F and the sun is shining in Bagdad, Fl..

I've had this car for two years now. V8, 470 hp., rear wheel drive, super fast, comfortable. A dream car.

I don't believe in fixing things that aren't broken. Be meticulous about maintaining your vehicles and pay attention to how they are performing. You are throwing away perfectly good parts that have a proven record with those with less creditability.

When you consider over 20 to 25 percent of all drivers do not have insurance and over 15 percent of all drivers don't even have a valid driver's license, it's no wonder the responsible people are made to pick up the tab for the freeloaders.

An OEM radiator is $150.00 and coolant would be another $150.00 at most. A first time amateur mechanic can do the remove and replace job in 2 hours. I'm trying to understand the $1,300.00 quote. If the price of the part and coolant were marked up 100 percent, that would be $600.00. Shop...