Where to Buy?
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Originally Posted by Red1,Apr 30 2007, 08:14 AM
Great little place in Valrico called China Fuji. Family owned, great place!
and sushi. 
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Originally Posted by Raven628,Apr 30 2007, 07:29 AM
You give me a hand moving on the 19th of May, I buy the and sushi.
and sushi. It might be easier to leave it and buy new stuff
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Originally Posted by Red1,Apr 30 2007, 11:57 AM
Sorry I will be out of town. How much stuff do you have?
It might be easier to leave it and buy new stuff
It might be easier to leave it and buy new stuff
She has all ready tossed out two couches. She is looking for "new" furniture all ready. To be delivered of course.
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Red1 - Check out a used Mazda Protege5... I had one for 3 years before the S, and it was great. The clutch is also forgiving... It has GREAT all around visibility, and looks decent to boot... Best of all.... it handles great (tough to "overdrive" the vehicle).
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I second a Protege. I had a Mazdaspeed Protege prior to my S2K, and it was a very nice car for the money.
Non-turbo Proteges are not very fast, but are very easy to drive, offer good visibility, are safe, and have a good fit and finish for the money.
Non-turbo Proteges are not very fast, but are very easy to drive, offer good visibility, are safe, and have a good fit and finish for the money.
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Originally Posted by Raven628,Jun 2 2007, 06:52 AM
SO did you find a good used car for your daughter?
We pick it up in Orando on Sunday purchased from a private seller.
How did the move go?