- Your vehicle should be a rusted out, 22 year old pickup with a bent front bumper and a dent or two.
- Your vehicle should have a manual transmission.
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Another nice feature of driving an old rusty,dented pick-up is that if somebody accidentally backs into it, you don't really have a problem as long as the car is still drive-able. Your vehicle just has more character. That happened to me about 16 years ago. I had a Datsun (manual transmission) parked on the street in front of my grandpa's house. The neighbor across the street accidentally slid down his icy winter driveway while backing his car out and hit my truck. He came over right away and confessed. So, I went out to look it at with him. I honestly never would have known if he hadn't told me. He had to point out the dent to me. My truck still functioned, so I didn't care. Fortunately for him, his newer vehicle didn't seem to sustain any noticable damage.
Bingo. Not needing to worry about some of your things is a huge blessing. thanks for the visit!
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