Re: My Car Ownership History...
From: Steve Jenkins (stevestevejenkins.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 14:58:22 -0800 (PST)
Jason:

May I be so bold as to propose some edits?

High maintenance cars with high performance = fun
Low maintenance cars with high performance = still fun, but extremely rare

High maintenance cars with low performance = never boring, but a nightmare
which should be disposed of as quickly as possible
Low maintenance cars with low performance = boring

And NOW you can swap in "women" for "cars" above and it's all still true. :)

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Polzer [mailto:jason [at] internethosting.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 2:45 PM
To: Steve Jenkins
Cc: 'The FerrariList'
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] My Car Ownership History...


High maintenance cars = fun
Low maintenance cars = boring
High maintenance women.....

It's just life.  :)

Jason

Dave Craig wrote:
> Lash,
>
> It appears you are having similar problems to what I had in my last
TransAm.
> I loved that car and felt invincible in it.  I drove it like it was stolen
> every single day.  I am the first to admit, I was very very hard on that
> car.  I eventually sold the car at 60K miles because of issues; I felt
like
> it was having a major breakdown every month.  I have missed that car more
> than any other car I have ever owned, I truly regret selling it.  
>
> So, my advice is, if you really love the car, just keep fixing it or you
> will regret it.  However, another option is to trade it for a similar car
> with lower mileage.  Or better yet, upgrade to the new Mustang Shelby
GT500.
> It has to be the best deal out there.  $41,675.00 gets you 500hp.  I know
> there are a lot on this List that poo-poo domestic cars, but this car
can't
> be touched by any other car manufacturer for similar money.       
>
> Dave Craig
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: LS [mailto:lashdeep [at] yahoo.com] 
> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 1:16 PM
> To: Dave Craig
> Cc: The FerrariList
> Subject: [Ferrari] My Car Ownership History...
>
> My 1997 Mustang Cobra service history:
>
> 7,xxx Seat creaking, replaced passenger front seat track ($489)
> 8,xxx Engine running rough, replaced ECU
> 8,xxx Engine idling rough, check engine light, replaced ignition coil
> 11,xxx Replaced right side brake lights
> 11,xxx Replaced right side brake lights again
> 17,xxx Transmission clunks when reapplying throttle, service trans
> 19,xxx Trans clunk is louder, service trans, electronic control button 
> faulty (Mechanics say that trans replacement is inevitable before 80k
> $2000!!)
> 20,xxx CD Player won't engage magazine, reset CD player, check wiring
> 28,xxx replaced *ENGINE* by dealer, knocking, faulty top end and sleeves
> 37,xxx Cooling system leak replaced water pump, broken plastic impeller
> 39,xxx Cooling system leak replaced radiator
> 43,xxx Vibration and clicking noise above 70mph, replace driveshaft
> bearing
> 45,xxx Door trim falling off
> 46,xxx Radio display dead, replace head unit
> 48,xxx Steering wheel creaking very, very loudly. Regrease column, monitor
> noise and fluid level.
>
> What should I do with this thing?? I love it...
>
> LS
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