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4/23/2002
20:44:46
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 Subject: RE: 2001 vs 2002 R/T?
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Quadman I think the post was talking about re-sale value will be better on the R/T. Agreed a loaded 4x4 quad cab that runs about $28,000 new and can be no older then a 2000 model will bring more then a 98 RC R/T that only cost $16,000 new. But if you look at what percentage of the value the R/T held it often will be better. And the older the trucks get the more pronounced this will be.
Sorry Mark but no can do on the membership, I don't pay for radio, TV or internet (well I guess I pay $9.95/month for internet). That is what advertising is for IMO.
xplikt I stay home with the family anymore on my friday and saturday nights but we used to do down town and cruise. It's Higgins Ave, on the "old" side of the bridge. Sometimes it gets pretty crowded down there and there are a few fools but the cops keep everthing pretty tame. They did let me get away with a very long burnout one night when there was a carshow in town and it was just packed, so they are pretty cool in my book too. The university has a lot of stuff going on that doesn't require to be of age, but that crowd is tough to get in with if you don't go there. A lot of music stuff will attract all the hippies but its interesting at least. I like to fish and IMO Missoula smokes Kalispell in this regard, but you guys have a sweet lake and waterslides so it's a trade off. That 10 plex on the west side of town is the only really nice theater, The others are owned by the same company but get older movies and are a little less money but not as nice. We have two good, free frisbee golf courses here too, and that is fun in the day when the wind ain't blowing. One is on the side of Blue Mountain, and has some good "hucks" off the bluffs. I'd have to think more to come up with much else. I'm sure there is not that much more to do here but the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence!
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