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[QUOTE=rs899;2587664]I agree, I think I have spent about $400 in 20 years or driving oldies and most of that was towing new purchases across town (which would probably not have been legally covered by AAA or other contracts).
The more you can afford to self-insure, the better off you will be....[/QUOTE] You are so right!
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The money I am saving by self-insuring my home, pays for most of it's maintenance - that is until the day it burns down.
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You are confusing "self insurance" with "no insurance." They are not at all the same concept.
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You probably won't believe it, but you can do that without a clutch, too.
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If you can reach 18mph with transmission cold and 30mph with it warm and keep it rolling at that speed for a minute, yes we canŠ. That'd require a tow or a long enough downhill stretch.
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That really sucks about the parts export thing or w/e.. WTF is up with that. I hope I can still get Cabrio parts.
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The terms are interchangeable. It's ALL on me.
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