Now that's a nice wagon with nice, clear windows and that thrusting into the future front end! I drive a 1997 Subaru Legacy wagon, and it's the most practical vehicle on earth. My definition of a useful car is if you can comfortably sleep in the back. Yes, I've sacked out in the back of that car more than a few times.
Me too. Now they all look like electric razors................
ME TOO - TOO
I have a lifelong admiration for cars of the early '30s. Talk about Panache !
In my youth I could see a car on the pother side of a parking lot and tell you year, make and model. Now they all look like (you say razors, I say pregnant roller skates).
My kids dazzle me with their knowledge of current supercars, but they haven't got any idea of cars made before 2000. But, my son has just started restoring his '48 Plymouth!
Me too. The best thing about old cars (and maybe mine is not old enough to qualify) is that many of them involve no car payments. Mine is a 2003 Ford Taurus with about 99,855 miles on it and about 2,300 of those were on it at purchase in 2005. No, I don't drive much.
"Did someone tell you that you would be employed by eBay and eBay would pay you to post product reviews, write forum posts, or grab orders? This is a scam, and they are setting you up to steal from you. The scammers will earn your trust with fake proof of their system, perhaps even let you withdraw very small payments, then they will tell you that you have to pay them to be able to withdraw more payments.
This is called a task scam or an order-grabbing scam. The fake company might use the name "eBay Mall" or a different name. Either way, it's a scam that has nothing to do with the real eBay.
eBay doesn't pay people to write forum posts, write product reviews, or grab orders. No legitimate company pays for this type of "work."
If the scammers ask you to sign up for a cryptocurrency account, don't do it. Don't give them any money; you won't get any of it back. More info: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/ebay-job-scam/
wri-8727
·10 months agoI knew every line on the 1955, 56 & 57 Chevy once. I bet there's plenty who now knows every line on a AE86.
stainlessenginecovers
·10 months agoI like MY old cars!
kensgiftshop
·10 months agoMy 77.
grann-4629
·10 months agoThe wagon is gorgeous!
chapeau-noir
·10 months agoNow that's a nice wagon with nice, clear windows and that thrusting into the future front end! I drive a 1997 Subaru Legacy wagon, and it's the most practical vehicle on earth. My definition of a useful car is if you can comfortably sleep in the back. Yes, I've sacked out in the back of that car more than a few times.
roccotacodad54
·10 months agoMe too. Now they all look like electric razors................
richard1rst
·10 months agoME TOO - TOO
I have a lifelong admiration for cars of the early '30s. Talk about Panache !
In my youth I could see a car on the pother side of a parking lot and tell you year, make and model. Now they all look like (you say razors, I say pregnant roller skates).
grann-4629
·10 months agoME THREE
My kids dazzle me with their knowledge of current supercars, but they haven't got any idea of cars made before 2000. But, my son has just started restoring his '48 Plymouth!
grann-4629
·10 months ago"Roller skates on wheels" like the electric Mustang that's hot, but ugly.
bennotbill
·10 months agoCan't disagree with that. Old cars had style.
soh.maryl
·10 months agoMe too. The best thing about old cars (and maybe mine is not old enough to qualify) is that many of them involve no car payments. Mine is a 2003 Ford Taurus with about 99,855 miles on it and about 2,300 of those were on it at purchase in 2005. No, I don't drive much.
redmodelt
·10 months agoOriginal text is by lacemaker3
"Did someone tell you that you would be employed by eBay and eBay would pay you to post product reviews, write forum posts, or grab orders? This is a scam, and they are setting you up to steal from you. The scammers will earn your trust with fake proof of their system, perhaps even let you withdraw very small payments, then they will tell you that you have to pay them to be able to withdraw more payments.
This is called a task scam or an order-grabbing scam. The fake company might use the name "eBay Mall" or a different name. Either way, it's a scam that has nothing to do with the real eBay.
eBay doesn't pay people to write forum posts, write product reviews, or grab orders. No legitimate company pays for this type of "work."
If the scammers ask you to sign up for a cryptocurrency account, don't do it. Don't give them any money; you won't get any of it back. More info: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/ebay-job-scam/
an-57470
·10 months agoAnd you cannot lie?
soh.maryl
·10 months agoPretty sure I recognize the old (but not too old) song lyrics.
simba6
·10 months agoCould you explain what your question is?
If you were told to pay with gift cards, that is a SCAM.
kensgiftshop
·10 months ago@gowin-7
I like old cars to, but what does that have to do with mobile apps?
Unavailable member
·10 months agoOk did you have a question?
Or are you just telling us what you like?
Or did someone tell you that you would be paid to post here?
If the later is correct, you were lied to, scammed. This is a volunteer discussion board, no one gets paid to post here.