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I now have 2 wagons for 1 person

posted by  Chuck Jaxel on  Sun Oct 6 19:13 CST 2013
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This is a sad tale, but I figure this is the forum for this. My wife of 29 years was taken from me at ripe young age of 48. I could bore you with the details but I'll skip that for now, tired of reliving it. Any how I now have a dilemma. I have a 1992 Volvo 240 wagon with 246 k on the clock, runs and drives great, needs struts and shocks and a brake job ( I have the parts ) and the dreaded heater fan replacement. Then my wife's ride a 1994 Volvo 940 Turbo wagon with 203 k on the clock. In this car I really need seat covers, and find and repair an oil leak. This car also runs well, it was the wife's ride, got special attention. So my dilemma, keep them both or sell one? Not sure which way to go. I should also mention I have 2001 F250 Diesel truck, with the extended cab. That has a mere 102k on the clock. So what do you all think? Thanks for reading, good day.
Chuck Jaxel
Pine Hill, NJ, near Philly.





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