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2005 Black SS Supercharged For Sale
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2005 Black SS Supercharged For Sale
This is really a hard post for me. My wife refuses to learn to drive a clutch and I just bought the car yesterday. I have a little over 350 miles on my baby and its got to go.
I paid $23, 300 for the car. It is the loaded up version, performance package, Onstar, xm radio, Recaro seats, all the goodies. Anybody interested?
Gary
I paid $23, 300 for the car. It is the loaded up version, performance package, Onstar, xm radio, Recaro seats, all the goodies. Anybody interested?
Gary
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D A M N ! That sucks, Majorly. I wish I had 23,500, I'd buy it off ya, Of Course, I'd feel real guilty, too. I Feel for ya Bro. 
Oh, And tell your wife, That, Sometimes, A guy's gotta do, what a guy's gotta do.
Oh, And tell your wife, That, Sometimes, A guy's gotta do, what a guy's gotta do.
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Man don't let your wife push you around like that. Its foolish to sell the car just because she refuses to try and learn to drive a stick shift.
Between the money lost in depreciation and sales tax and the hassle of selling the car, its a very poor decision overall. Not to mention having to give up a damn nice car
Take her out to an empty parking lot, and get her familiar with the stick shift. Show her how everything works, how to use the clutch, shift ect. Do it in sessions of about an hour, for as many lessons as it takes.
If she learns to drive it, not only will you save yourself a lot of money and be able to keep your car, but she may end up realizing whats she's been missing by driving only autos
Good luck.
Between the money lost in depreciation and sales tax and the hassle of selling the car, its a very poor decision overall. Not to mention having to give up a damn nice car
Take her out to an empty parking lot, and get her familiar with the stick shift. Show her how everything works, how to use the clutch, shift ect. Do it in sessions of about an hour, for as many lessons as it takes.
If she learns to drive it, not only will you save yourself a lot of money and be able to keep your car, but she may end up realizing whats she's been missing by driving only autos
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by wesmanw02
If she learns to drive it, not only will you save yourself a lot of money and be able to keep your car, but she may end up realizing whats she's been missing by driving only autos
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by carnut
This is really a hard post for me. My wife refuses to learn to drive a clutch and I just bought the car yesterday. I have a little over 350 miles on my baby and its got to go.
I paid $23, 300 for the car. It is the loaded up version, performance package, Onstar, xm radio, Recaro seats, all the goodies. Anybody interested?
Gary
I paid $23, 300 for the car. It is the loaded up version, performance package, Onstar, xm radio, Recaro seats, all the goodies. Anybody interested?
Gary
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same person as flyboy check the link above. This is a different account same IP.
same person as flyboy check the link above. This is a different account same IP.
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