Check this out.


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26351324/?GT1=43001

This guy likes his Cadillacs.:yes:

Wanker.............:rolleyes:

Respectfully,
John R.

So he has to save all YEAR so he can buy a new Caddy? wow.

Must be some penny jar these days. :)

K

So he has to save all YEAR so he can buy a new Caddy? wow.

Must be some penny jar these days. :)

K

Not once you figure in his trade in value on his low mile Caddy from last year!:yes:
My wifes uncle retired from Fisher Body. He started in 1949 and bought a new top of the line Buick every year until 2001 when he started going blind and couldn't drive anymore! I can remember him paying a grand difference in 1976 and driving off the lot with a new car. Of course as the cars got more expensive the gap got bigger but was still manageable!:)

So he has to save all YEAR so he can buy a new Caddy? wow.

Must be some penny jar these days. :)

K


I'd put all those sheckels towards a trip around the world on the QE-2.


Respectfully,
John R.

My dads godparents got the first new caddy that rolled into green bay wis. every year until the early 70's when the husband got sick. At least that was the story that was told to us. jim

Wanker.............:rolleyes:

Respectfully,
John R.

:yes::yes::yes:

So he has to save all YEAR so he can buy a new Caddy? wow.

I have to save all year to buy new underwear... :bow:

Wanker.............:rolleyes:We all have different tastes... he'd probably think you're a wanker for keeping a car for 38 years. ;)

At least he can always say he has a new car and has a warranty :)

My father-in-law reminded me that a lot of the farmers in the area used to trade every year too! He's right! The ones I worked for did, one was an Olds 98 nut and another was a New Yorker man!:D

We all have different tastes... he'd probably think you're a wanker for keeping a car for 38 years. ;)


He sure may, but I paid a little over $4000 only one time, and knowingly is aware that you're wanker for owning a bunch of old Chevy's. ;)


Respectfully,
John R.