christmas mustangs!
12/27/04, 12:15 PM
#63
Originally posted by CelticCub+December 27, 2004, 8:45 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (CelticCub @ December 27, 2004, 8:45 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-kevinb120@December 27, 2004, 1:25 AM
If he doesn't make it, I'll buy myself something nice for his 18th, most likely whatever he wanted most.
If he doesn't make it, I'll buy myself something nice for his 18th, most likely whatever he wanted most.
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I prefer to give my kids the gift of understanding value
My parents to this day try to give or buy me stuff, including a house. I just can't bring myself to accept something like that. They even gave me my first car which I gave back two months later when I scrapped enough dough together to get my own junker. But that's just me
Again, if I did buy them cars they would be very safe reliable basic economy cars. If it was a daughter it would be bright yellow with a flashing light on the roof and tires all around the outside like a tugboat to protect her, and the rest of the world FROM her
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12/27/04, 12:17 PM
#64
Originally posted by PaulF@December 27, 2004, 4:29 AM
Seriously, can you buy an American car today without air conditioning?
Seems like they are standard equipment and honestly, I've never checked the order guide to find out if it is optional equipment anymore.
On another note...ANY new car, IMO, is an awesome gift! It's a bit over the top though, but again, that's my opinion.
He'll get a Focus with air conditioning. If he gets into Yale as well I may opt to let him get power windows.
Seriously, can you buy an American car today without air conditioning?
Seems like they are standard equipment and honestly, I've never checked the order guide to find out if it is optional equipment anymore.
On another note...ANY new car, IMO, is an awesome gift! It's a bit over the top though, but again, that's my opinion.
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