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Hi Guys...and maybe Girls
Ok, well about 3 1/2 weeks ago I bought my 1st ehh hmm American Car
Its a 1965 Red GTO.
I LOVE IT! Its super roomy. I just love how everything has to be done manually. I get so many compliments all the time. I feel like I hit the jackpot or something.
anyways here are some pictures
this when I 1st bought it
almost going home w it
and on Easter Sunday I spent all day cleaning the interior. It was so nasty.
this how i left it.
Ok well.... see ya
im lillie
Ok, well about 3 1/2 weeks ago I bought my 1st ehh hmm American Car
Its a 1965 Red GTO.
I LOVE IT! Its super roomy. I just love how everything has to be done manually. I get so many compliments all the time. I feel like I hit the jackpot or something.
anyways here are some pictures
this when I 1st bought it
almost going home w it
and on Easter Sunday I spent all day cleaning the interior. It was so nasty.
this how i left it.
Ok well.... see ya
im lillie
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Buying a second hand Laptop
Technology changes very quickly as does the needs of most computer users. Keeping up with technology can be an expensive proposition but there is another option, buying a used laptop.
There are many good used laptops on the market for several reasons. Most businesses lease their laptops and exchange them every three years or less. As technology improves many people find that their current laptops are not up to par and thus exchange them for newer ones. And sometimes laptops get damaged and then are re-sold after they have been refurbished.
Depending upon the history of the laptop you are considering the purchase of, the reduced warranty may not be of much concern. The biggest sellers of used laptops are corporations and they do their homework before making purchasing decisions. Corporations tend to purchase durable equipment that is powerful and easily repaired. Also, the employees tend to take good care of the equipment that the are using since it is an important part of their job. This means you are purchasing good dependable equipment that has been well maintained.
Technology changes very quickly as does the needs of most computer users. Keeping up with technology can be an expensive proposition but there is another option, buying a used laptop.
There are many good used laptops on the market for several reasons. Most businesses lease their laptops and exchange them every three years or less. As technology improves many people find that their current laptops are not up to par and thus exchange them for newer ones. And sometimes laptops get damaged and then are re-sold after they have been refurbished.
Depending upon the history of the laptop you are considering the purchase of, the reduced warranty may not be of much concern. The biggest sellers of used laptops are corporations and they do their homework before making purchasing decisions. Corporations tend to purchase durable equipment that is powerful and easily repaired. Also, the employees tend to take good care of the equipment that the are using since it is an important part of their job. This means you are purchasing good dependable equipment that has been well maintained.
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