tercel89

Over 660 miles round trip and almost 11 hours ?

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I would not pay it. The Toyota truck was made in Japan in the 80's. The newer ones are now made in Mexico and the reliability and workmanship is not as good. I would pay extra for Toyota's to be made in Japan. I have a 24 year old Mazda made COMPLETELY 100% in Japan. I still have it and it's going on 300,000 miles. It doesn't burn any oil at all . I also have an old Nissan Xterra that's 23 years old (for sale on here) , and it's running as great as the Toyota because it was made as good as good as the old Nissan Hardbody's before them by the same design and engines. The newer stuff is unreliable. I hate to say it but Americans can't build anything reliable these days. The last few things that I know were built reliable by Americans was the Ford F100 straight six and the Bell "Huey" helicopter. But that's my $.02.

No offense but you are in Kingsport according to your profile. That all across God's creation from me. I don't ship.

I added a sale price for BOTH of these pistols for $465 in case you don't have a G21 for trade and are still interested.

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AC stopped working 10 years ago so I removed the compressor and condenser to make more room under the hood.

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I'm always looking for a Marlin 981T in .22LR . I had one and sure miss it. It was a very inexpensive Marlin bolt gun but it fit me well.

I got a old holster thats been in a basement and has gotten hard. Made for a Glock 43 OWB by Cobra Gunskin , which is nice and I got it cheap. I'm trying to soften it up since it's as hard as a rock. It had a strap but I tried oiling it and I was easy on it but the strap cracked so I cut it off. I am trying to save the rest of it. I have used Neatsfoot oil inside it and outside it. It has softened just a bit but not much. I took a toothbrush and used Neatsfoot oil scrubbing it down good. What is the best way to soften an old leather holster ? This didn't cost much so if it's no good then I'll throw it away. I will add that I put it in an oven at as low as I could go at 170 degrees and made it warm and then rubbed the Neatsfoot oil into it. Heck , I dont know LOL

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True. Here's my Glock 23 , which is the same as a Glock 19, on top of the M&P9. The only part that makes it a tad longer is the beaver tail.

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Those bananas are pretty good size. Your house must not be cold .

Free bump for a nice slim .45ACP. This is the gun that the Glock 36 should have been. If you have ever handled or owned a Glock 36 then you know what I mean. This is sooooo much thinner than the Glock 36. I have one and really like it.

Ive always heard that the Chinese made them from old railroad steel and such and they were darn near indestrucitable. I remember in the 90's seeing them in cardboard boxes for $200 still packed in cosmoline. Stupid me should have bought 2 LOL .

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Does it have the box or manual ?

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