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 AP EXHAUST 9238 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket  US $1.43
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 AP EXHAUST 9030 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $1.91
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 AP EXHAUST 9031 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.00
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 AP EXHAUST 9055 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.01
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 AP EXHAUST 9041 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.13
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 AP EXHAUST 9058 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.21
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 AP EXHAUST 8555 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $2.26
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 AP EXHAUST 8560 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $2.31
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 AP EXHAUST 9025 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.55
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 AP EXHAUST 9057 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.62
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 AP EXHAUST 9028 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $1.57
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 AP EXHAUST 8691 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $1.80
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 AP EXHAUST 8075 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $2.13
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 AP EXHAUST 9027 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.06
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 AP EXHAUST 9051 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.38
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 AP EXHAUST 9239 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.45
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 AP EXHAUST 9235 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $2.75
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 FEL PRO MS 90564 Exhaust Manifold Gaskets US $3.81
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 DORMAN 03110 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $4.89
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 FEL PRO MS 96310 Exhaust Manifold Gaskets US $7.38
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 AP EXHAUST 8742 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $8.81
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 AP EXHAUST 8208 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $5.74
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 AP EXHAUST 4978 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $6.78
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 AP EXHAUST 9233 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $10.70
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 AP EXHAUST 8097 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $11.22
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 AP EXHAUST 8098 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $8.04
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 AP EXHAUST 9096 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $14.25
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 AP EXHAUST 8038 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $12.53
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 AP EXHAUST 8039 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $12.53
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 AP EXHAUST 4973 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $13.56
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 AP EXHAUST 4680 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $13.79
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 AP EXHAUST 14732 Exhaust Pipe US $17.45
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 AP EXHAUST 18095 Exhaust Pipe US $17.95
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 AP EXHAUST 9818 Exhaust System Parts US $16.86
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 AP EXHAUST 8359 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $17.57
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 AP EXHAUST 8010 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $19.25
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 AP EXHAUST 8016 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $21.29
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 AP EXHAUST 8037 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $19.43
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 AP EXHAUST 18170 Exhaust Pipe US $21.61
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 AP EXHAUST 700095 Exhaust Muffler US $30.29
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 DORMAN 674 522 Exhaust Manifold US $82.29
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 DORMAN 674 153 Exhaust Manifold US $84.17
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 AP EXHAUST 3415 Exhaust Muffler US $69.65
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 DORMAN 03080 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $11.01
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 DORMAN 03107 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $12.21
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 DORMAN 03147 Exhaust Flange US $12.54
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 DORMAN 03105 Exhaust Flange US $12.19
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 DORMAN 03113 Exhaust Flange US $12.19
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 DORMAN 03136 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $13.56
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 DORMAN 03143 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $13.65
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 DORMAN 03126 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $14.06
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 DORMAN 03131 Exhaust Flange US $15.36
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 DORMAN 03125 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $5.00
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 Camaro Firebird LT1 V8 Exhaust Manifold Gasket Set Std US $12.59
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 BOSAL 255 003 Exhaust Hanger Parts US $2.30
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 BOSAL 258 038 Exhaust Manifold Stud Nut US $2.43
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 DORMAN 03133 Exhaust Bolt Spring US $6.72
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 BOSAL 256 1097 Exhaust Pipe Connector Gasket US $9.70
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 BOSAL 258 943 Exhaust Manifold Stud Nut US $10.82
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 AP EXHAUST 38829 Exhaust Pipe US $98.54
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Auto choice dilemma: What should I do? Do people really care what the sales person drives?
I am going into outside sales which means driving around all over the place to meet clients. And I am very good at fixing cars; I have a garage full of the right tools. But, I don't have much time anymore (maybe like 5 hours every Sunday).
I have two 12-year old cars (sedan and SUV) both over 150,000 miles. They both need paint and minor body work; one needs a/c, water pump, and rubber suspension parts. They both should get a full tune-up.
I just abhor car payments! Now, I can truly afford a payment of less than $300/mo. as long as nothing catastrophic happens to my family ( I do have insurance all around).
Should I take my limited time and fix up both cars (alternating one as the other's up on jacks during the week)? Or should I get a nicer, newer used car that doesn't need any kind of "restoring?" Do people see a sales person driving up in a "beater" and think,"Geez, that business can't be too successful. Look at what that chap is driving?" What should I do?
As Dave Ramsey would say, in sales you are going to destroy whatever you drive due to the miles. Drive the older paid for vehicles until they just won't go anymore.
I would drive the one that is road worthy now, and work on the other one until it is drivable, then drive it while you fix the first vehicle. Whichever one get the best fuel mileage would be the one that I would paint and dress up.
If you buy a newer used car, it could be in worse condition than the ones you have (mechanically). And you do not want to get a new vehicle and destroy a $20,000.00 vehicle. With the way the economy is now, most customers will understand that it is not logical to drive a new vehicle. If they do, then tell them to furnish you one.