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Old 06-23-2009, 04:28 PM   #1
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I found these quotes as I was surfing for truck conversions and thought they are classic and funny.

1. "Mileage is 609,000 but these engines have a 1 million mile life expectancy which has been proven time and again in commercial semi-trucks. This engine is just getting settled in."

What would Rodney Dangerfield or Geoff Kaye say as a potential buyer?
"This engine is getting settled in for the junk yard, to blow up, to break down..."

2. Here's another one:

Only 66,119 Miles...This Coach is better than new...

My question on this one is "How can a vehicle with 66,000 miles, that is used in stock condition, be better than new? Afterall, now it has 66,000 miles on it." That means I could buy any vehicle, drive it for 66,000 miles and then tell the buyer that it is better than new. What an idea!
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