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Wife is making me sell my Av.

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firecadet613 Enthusiast

firecadet613

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I'm not getting through on your link either.  Says something about over transfer amount, try back in an hour.  I remember seeing your Ave before though, you had a post on it when you got it.

 

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Sarah99GXE Enthusiast

Sarah99GXE

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If it has tits or wheels it will cost you money. :baa:   Sorry to hear about it. :D

Funny....my b/f has a shirt that says that...

 

 

on another note...that's quite the nice wife you have if you're forced to sell your brand new truck.....

bradyb Enthusiast

bradyb

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the website should be working now,

 

girls and women are Evil!!!  

 

I wish women would say what they actually think!

 

My wife: "yeah sure go ahead and buy your avalanche, my friend will want to buy your car."  

 

Translation:

What is wrong with you?!! I hate your truck and hate you because you want to spend 40K on a truck, I'll let you have it for four months and waste $9,000 so I can make sure that you still love me when I change my mind and tell you to sell it  :D

Shaners Senior Enthusiast

Shaners

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Man, that stinks...  :angry:   I hope she has a change of heart and lets you keep it.

 

If she wins though...  you can still hang here with us!!!  Heck we let Paco hang out here...  LOL!!!

boomer8800 Enthusiast

boomer8800

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dude, be a man get rid of your wife!!! How long you been married? And what's the worst thing that can happen if you keep it? F-her man show her who's boss! And if she cuts you off get it some where else!!  KEEP THE TRUCK!!!  USA #1 :angry:

Greg Senior Enthusiast

Greg

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So what pushed her over the edge, the Av or all the aftermarket stuff?  She probably wants you to buy a boring sedan on which you won't be spending an additional car payment a month for aftermarket goodies.

Stepside Z Senior Enthusiast

Stepside Z

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Sorry to hear it. I hope you can reach a compromise with her. A buddy of mine sell Fords and they have a 02 F250 Lariet with 900 miles on it. The first time the original owners wife rode in it she said get rid of it. I would hate to see you end up in that kind of situation.

tinman Enthusiast

tinman

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Boy Bradyb You sure got a lot of feedback on what to do. I just thought I would wish you luck 1 ???

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