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2016 Postmortem

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9. Is there a Kelly Blue book available to look up the value of that old policy???

Tue Oct 29, 2013, 07:27 PM

Oct 2013

Remember the a lot of the used ones were lemons when they where shiney new in the showroom

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In 1915, I could buy a Model T for $440 ($10,000 in 2013 dollars), [View all] hedgehog Oct 2013 OP

Pay more and get more NoOneMan Oct 2013 #1

Click and Clack on the Yugo, "New junk is still junk." yellowcanine Oct 2013 #12

of course, a car like that would be worth more today. unblock Oct 2013 #3

Migod, you're OLD!! Jackpine Radical Oct 2013 #4

My mother was born in 1915 and she has been dead for 10 years. RebelOne Oct 2013 #14

Mine was born in 1916 Jackpine Radical Oct 2013 #15

And you could only reach a top speed of 40-45 mph frazzled Oct 2013 #5

Can I buy a used insurance policy w/low mileage? eom Mika Oct 2013 #7

The Nissan Versa has a base price of $11,900. Evelyn Gordon Oct 2013 #8

In 1909, the Model T cost $850 -- which inflates to about $21500 in 2012 struggle4progress Oct 2013 #11