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Old 10-15-2020, 10:12 AM
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I guess I dont really see a problem personally. Old cars have inconveniences.. Do I expect my 50 year old car to be as easy as my modern vehicle to fill up with gas? Nope... Is my car as comfortable as a new car? NOPE... Does it handle as well? NOPE?

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But I don't have to pull to the side of the road to find the correct portion of the dash screen to push to turn on the heater! Or change stations on the radio!

Jon.

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