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chuckie
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I NEVER asked how it works.....Could care less....You really cant read can you....????
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David K
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You find it necessary to include insults with all your replies?
If you don't want to know how it works, then don't say things like this to me, as it begs an intelligent answer:
Quote: Originally posted by chuckie  | | You cant really believe what you just wrote? That a piece of technology is going to correct an operator error at speed....???? Come on..even you cant
be that GULLIBLE... |
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SFandH
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| Quote: Originally posted by sd |
However, at about 10MPH
Toyota repair bill - $8,400!!
Tacoma was $23,100 for my very basic single cab 4WD.
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So a 10 mph collision cost 36% of the price of the car to repair??
The mechanic probably had a yacht payment due and he gave the insurance adjuster $500. 
Insurance, what a racket.
[Edited on 7-31-2015 by SFandH]
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David K
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My answers here are always intended to be intelligent. The problem with me as I become more and more a senior citizen, is the factoring in of 'issues'
I am not used to having. I will always correct an accidental or reading error, as I did with sd, above.
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chuckie
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He has a vivid imagination......No one could interpret my statement into "Please tell me how that works".....Done here, before he starts blaming the
accident on the "left" whatever that is.....Sorry for your wreck, Dude......Carry on....
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sd
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Come on Chuckie,
I was poking fun at us Toyota owners, giving the Chevy guys a nod in good spirit and fun. David's support of Toyota trucks was very useful to me when
I was considering purchasing a truck. Prior to buying I had rented a Dodge Hemi truck (love that power), and a Ford F150 quad cab, also a great truck
I was looking for an off road capable inexpensive new truck. I do regret buying the single cab, just no room for my daily stuff I haul around inside
the cab.
Keep it light please, I love reading just about everything posted on Nomad. It is informative and fun reading.
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wessongroup
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The "new" ones aren't like the old ones ... plus the loss of "wrecking yards" has moved vehicle repair to an entirely different level
Drive carefully and hope chit doesn't happen 
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by chuckie | | He has a vivid imagination......No one could interpret my statement into "Please tell me how that works".....Done here, before he starts blaming the
accident on the "left" whatever that is.....Sorry for your wreck, Dude......Carry on.... |
Chuckie. He is never wrong. Don't get sucked in. oh it was sure nice here a week ago.
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chuckie
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Yeah, I should know better....
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durrelllrobert
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Did anyone mention Toyota?
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