Requiring that a state pay for a turned in car instead of requiring that the owner pay a junkyard to take the car is wrong? Not in my book. That is a good thing and that is why it is limited to one c
Author: "Mike and Candy Joehrendt" <Joehrend@bellsouth.net>
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 18:40:09 -0500
THEY ? will pay? Who do think They are? For every dollar spent on this federal "benefit", another dollar will be spent on federal, state and local "program administrators". If this passes, you are go
I personally can think of hundreds of better uses for the money I pay in taxes. Not to mention the lose of donor cars and parts if these cars are crushed. And you thought it was hard to find that 196
As a Canadian I can not do anything about the proposed scrappage programs but I do find the program and the responses to have very narrow outlooks. I think we would all agree that all the scrap crap
I would agree with this only if it aplied to junk cars. I have five nice vehicles, a 1976 IHC Scout, 1970 Doge Charger, 1975 Bricklin, 1988 Custom Merc. Cougar and a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherroke. I also
I would agree with this only if it applied to junk cars. I have five nice vehicles, a 1976 IHC Scout, 1970 Dodge Charger, 1975 Bricklin, 1988 Custom Merc. Cougar and a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I als
Most of the time there are local ordinances that cover the visual aspects of junk. If my wife would allow it, I would probably have a small junkyard in the back of my property to hold parts cars and