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Old 08-09-2016, 03:11 PM   #36
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Default Re: what sends the efs els and aus to wreckers when they look like theyre too good to go there

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You know how people sell or trade in their cat at some point and some sell while still running and some drive till they stop how would someone know when to upgrade before the old one stops when it might be running well what would tell someone to even though the old one still runs well
Usually people buy more cats, generally dont trade up etc.

Kittens of course are cute but it is a long relationship with cats
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