Recent content by SeaJay

It ain't nothing if there was a recall.

I saw $1.93 near me an hour ago. Most however are in the $2.05 to $2.29 range though.

If by *ALL* you actually mean some, then I agree

Install customer sourced parts on a budget and win valuable prizes.

I seem to remember that it was perhaps the mid 1970's when Coca-Cola switched from regular sugar to corn sugar due to cost. Those were crazy, crazy times when it came to inflation.

Do you mean it can't maintain highway speeds, or you have to lean on the accelerator with a resultant downshift to maintain those speeds? Just curious as there is a difference.

Too much of just about any kind of sugar is not very good for us to consume. Too much of honey, cane sugar, beet sugar, corn syrup, molasses, maple syrup, apple juice, orange juice, etc., etc..... It is a bit of a fallacy to think that the "natural" sugars are okay but HF corn syrup is the...

Bench seats for taking some sweet young gal out on a date.

Back in the 1980's one of my fishing partners drove a UPS local delivery, all in a few Manhattan blocks. I believe his truck was about 25 years old with maybe 30K or 35K miles on the odometer. I suspect the current UPS fleet is on average newer than back then because I believe they converted...

Not quite sight unseen as you have a 100% refundable deposit if you don't like it after the inspection or test drive.

I believe I know the storm you got stuck in. My wife was 4-5 hours, I heard of a few people in the 7-8 hour range.

In the Metro NY area, 1,400 square foot house, steam heat on natural gas and two Window a/c units used at times during the summer we paid about 3,500 annually last winter for gas and electricity. We kept the temperature at 66F in the mornings and evenings when we were home, and at 62F the rest...

Half ton pickups of today are no comparison for the half ton (and some 3/4 tons) of just a decade ago. Much better vehicles.

Seems to me these days, if you are semi-affluent, or better and not sure exactly what make of care you want then the overwhelming choice seems to be to get a new Mercedes. Buyers aren't that sure why, but some combo of safety, reliability, status, prestige, etc. is what gets them. All of the...

First choice is to sell it as is. If you insist on doing something, go back to OEM.