|
like hancock said, keep the $1000 handy for when something breaks, and ride on the ones you have.
nothing wrong with 132k miles on the odometer. as pedro once said:
A couple of months ago, on my way to Boxstoberfest in Fredericksburg, Texas, while filling up with gas, a gentleman in the next pump over asked me: "So, how do you like your new Porsche?"
I thought he was joking, so I just smiled.
He insisted again: "How do you like it?"
I then answered, "I’m not sure yet, because I haven’t finished the break-in period".
Then he asked: "How many miles have you put on her?"
And I answered: "Just 190,000".
__________________
"Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary... that's what gets you."
|