Sounds like a good move for now, what's the wife's car?
Carvana made me an offer I couldn’t refuse. I hope whoever buys it will be as careful as I was, 6 years old and still looked brand new.
For the foreseeable future, it won’t be replaced. My wife and I will make it work with 1 car until the market is more favorable for buyers and we can negotiate better.
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Nice thing about having a light colored car...doesn't look dirty when it IS dirty
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Probably somewhere in the middleIs that 'real' dirty, or 'Klasse Act' dirty (i.e. there's a spot of dirt on it). I keed of course.
Looks good.
The side skirts had dried up dirt on them, wheelwells trashed and tires/wheels gritty. The upper part of the paint was pretty clean, lower sections not too bad
Nice thing about having a light colored car...doesn't look dirty when it IS dirty
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I almost wish I could’ve met the owner just to give him a thumbs up. 
Year and specs of that CommadoreCars that have been looked after have a certain glimmer and gloss to them. We all notice them, I can spot them from a couple of hundred metres, just by the way they reflect the sun. It's hard to describe, but it's like the reflection is bigger, brighter, and cleaner. Sometimes up close they are a little dirty, but underneath you can tell they're looking after it.
Just once I've had someone unknown to me comment on how shiny my car was, and it made my day. I was at a takeaway waiting to pick up my order, and two women were talking, one looked outside and saw my car parked over the road, she said to her friend, "wow, look how shiny that Commodore is", I couldn't help but smile, I'd spent the whole previous day on it, wash, clay, polish, and seal. It helped that it was colour that really showed up the effort you put in.
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True true, wheel barrels and wheel wells reall stick out to me...good indicator of a persons dedication.I think it’s the accumulation of all the minor details presented into the total package.
Anyone can “wash” a car, but when you dial in things such as the wheel barrels, wheel wells, all the plastic trim, the chome exhaust shining like a mirror, not a spec of debris in the truckbed, or any fingerprints on the gloss black grill, that remarkable gleam you get from swirl free paint… It’s shiet like that that makes it stand out from the rest.
What are you getting for new tires? Or are you swapping over to the summer shoes?Cars that have been looked after have a certain glimmer and gloss to them. We all notice them, I can spot them from a couple of hundred metres, just by the way they reflect the sun. It's hard to describe, but it's like the reflection is bigger, brighter, and cleaner. Sometimes up close they are a little dirty, but underneath you can tell they're looking after it.
Just once I've had someone unknown to me comment on how shiny my car was, and it made my day. I was at a takeaway waiting to pick up my order, and two women were talking, one looked outside and saw my car parked over the road, she said to her friend, "wow, look how shiny that Commodore is", I couldn't help but smile, I'd spent the whole previous day on it, wash, clay, polish, and seal. It helped that it was colour that really showed up the effort you put in.
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I don’t think I’m sold on the tire dressing you’ve been using.
I can honestly say I've never bought a car for that reason, and never will, probably why I drive the FJ Cruiser now. My main reason for buying a vehicle is that's what I personally want. I think I got the Commodore because it was blue and shiny, the colour was called Impulse Blue Mica, it was the "hero" colour for that period Holden's. I got the V6 because I couldn't afford to insure the V8.
I can honestly say I've never bought a car for that reason, and never will, probably why I drive the FJ Cruiser now. My main reason for buying a vehicle is that's what I personally want. I think I got the Commodore because it was blue and shiny, the colour was called Impulse Blue Mica, it was the "hero" colour for that period Holden's. I got the V6 because I couldn't afford to insure the V8.
Relationships are more expensive than owning vehicles, that's my personal opinion.
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