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Cars out west probably aren't the bulk of the respondents tho. Averages of averages - always outliers. Just saying, most people aren't doing 20k - it's not hard to find a 2014 in that 120-140k mileage band etc. Most cars will run that long absolutely ignored.

Oddly the truth of his quoted material is it has been removed proving it's validity. Since you are on the spot all knowing why not explain how it is obvious nonsense?

what about the resizing die ? Redding bushing resizing die with bushings is important. but if you want better dies take 3 new cases shoot them thru your rifle send to Whidden die company to make your dies to your rifle chamber and get the best dies made . but call Whidden 1st. Pete53

You have to take into account is that the Tesla's are $70 - 100K vehicles, while the Fords, Toyotas and Buicks are substantially less. People that buy a Tesla typically trade in a BMW or other "luxury" car. For cars in a similar price bracket, the maintenance/ repair expenses for the Tesla are almost half.

I agree that 10 years is less than 150K miles for most people not in flyover country, and just at the point of getting a vehicle broken in. I'd love to see a maintenance expense for every 50K miles up to 300. Still, 10 years should start separating the wheat from the chaff.


About 14 years, not counting the Roadster. Model X came out in 2012.

Excellent

How'd ya know???

Don't think Tesla has been around for 10 years has it?

I never rely on ONE set of reloading die sets. There are plenty with different features.

Just yesterday on line, I saw on Graf and Sons, where a box of 20 rounds was the exact same price as a Die Set.

Die Sets are cheap in the bigger picture of reloading.

Discrimination is the toughest case to prove. Ask any Litigator. If you think a Black Woman getting her job back after a change of Boss's removed her w/o cause is a DEI destroyer? I'm not feeling it.

I think I'll have some in my salad today.

It's going to be too pretty to drive!

Of course not, always drive it.

Bolts?

Dude!

you're a rebel you are.

Hopefully stainless?

Git some you troglodytes.

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Gonna drive my F-250 400 miles across the state, clear cut a stand of pines and set it on fire.

The founder of Earth Day, Ira Einhorn, murdered his girlfriend and stuffed her decomposing body in a trunk in his closet. He fled to Europe on the lam for 20 some years.

Ira Einhorn

Thank you.

I would have been so simple for the WG&F to make that statement.

Every day is a celebration

"Too much money chasing too few goods."

I recently bought a 2020 Toyota Highlander Platinum 6-cyl. The first owner leased it and bought it off the lease. Used it as a daily commuter and put 83,000 miles on it in three years. You read that right. I got it at a substantial discount because of that.It will take me several years to get it to 100,000, at which time the recommended services at the dealer will cost about $1300, but that gets a LOT of things done.

You have people from Metro Wash DC hearing this case and trying this case. They don't have a friggin clue. They are just philosophizing, as they have NO point of reference. I am from Metro Washington DC. I can attest to knowing how they think.

But now I live here in Southern Oregon in Grants Pass. But G.P. is no different than many other places in this state, and the same problems they are dealing with here. Grants Pass is not Unique. Portland and San Fran for example are 100 times worse than what we put up with here....

My old 3Ms are getting tired.
Looking for range muffs. Not hunting.
What's your favorite and why.
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And then Trump would leave office and the cabal would be back thick as theives in 2 years again. Trump is doing what he promised. He's fixing it so the Cabal and Dimocommies control never happens again and it must be done by Awakening the people and getting Voter ID to destroy the Satanic DNC.

Trump and the Patriots are in the process of doing just this.

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Exactly. If one goes bad the other isnt far behind. In this case I always replace rotors possibly warped or gouged, calipers and pads. Cheap compared to the possible consequences.

Yes, the gold standard enforced spending discipline on the part of our government, because there had, at least, to be a substantial gold basis to the money in circulation, or no one would trust it. That system only broke down when a combination of perpetual foreign wars and the institution of socialist policies at home (Johnson's Great Society) forced our government to print far more dollars than it had gold to back it.

When other nations started catching on to this state of affairs, they figured the gold they had a right to by having accumulated US Dollars wasn't actually backed by gold, and started demanding their gold instead of the dollars.

This acted like a run on a bank, and Nixon pulled the rug out from under the entire gold standard, in order to keep our economic system from collapsing entirely, by simply defaulting on our obligation to back the dollars in circulation with gold.

For the first time, starting in 1971, the entire world found itself on a completely fiat system of currency, and we've seen the consequences as shown by your chart.