Waking up at 4 a.m.

Can't sleep - tossed and turned, dreamed Jeep all night,
I Looked at Jeeps, shopped for Jeeps, drove Jeeps, bought three or four in
my dreams...

argggggghhhhhhhhhh

IS IT HERE YET?

This is insane.

Kate

Kate:

I feel your excitement!

Photos from all angles as soon as possible.

Have fun!

Tom

"Kate" (please ask)> wrote in message
...
> Can't sleep - tossed and turned, dreamed Jeep all night,
> I Looked at Jeeps, shopped for Jeeps, drove Jeeps, bought three or four in
> my dreams...
>
> argggggghhhhhhhhhh
>
> IS IT HERE YET?
>
> This is insane.
>
> Kate
>
>
>

MUHAHAHAHA!!! White knuckles and everything? Aw Jeez, you've got it
bad.

My 4th visit to the Stealership was interesting. I told Lawrence the
Salesguy, "Okay, I'm sold. I've driven it 4 times now, put 160 miles
on it, slept on it for 2 friggin' weeks, even drove it up and down a
few muddy/rocky mountainsides and dirtied it up good for ya, and I
sitll want to buy the thing. I'll be back next Friday to pick it up."

He blinked twice and said, "Take it home right now."

Puzzled, I said, "I didn't bring my checkbook."

He smiled and said, "Your FICO score is 815 --Chrysler Financial said
you're good for it."

It was only then that I felt what YOU must now be feeling. But in my
case, he tossed me the keys right there and then. Nice feeling when
someone offers up respect to a customer like that. I told him I would
bring the down payment back with me the next day. "No big deal JD" he
says; "Have fun!"

I returned that respect the next morning after a trip to the bank. His
eyes got big as we both counted out $18,000 dollars in cash and he
filled out the receipt. He even gave me his business card, complete
with his home phone number on the back just in case I had problems. I
told him I wouild be back in 50 years when the TJL was ready for a
replacement. We laughed, shook hands, and I was gone. Some salesguys
are pretty cool. No hassles, no bull**** and no dinking around with
the money --just the way I like doing business.

Hang in there Kate: your destiny awaits! And yes, we simply MUST have
pictures!

-JD

$18,000 in cash???


"JD Adams" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> MUHAHAHAHA!!! White knuckles and everything? Aw Jeez, you've got it
> bad.
>
> My 4th visit to the Stealership was interesting. I told Lawrence the
> Salesguy, "Okay, I'm sold. I've driven it 4 times now, put 160 miles
> on it, slept on it for 2 friggin' weeks, even drove it up and down a
> few muddy/rocky mountainsides and dirtied it up good for ya, and I
> sitll want to buy the thing. I'll be back next Friday to pick it up."
>
> He blinked twice and said, "Take it home right now."
>
> Puzzled, I said, "I didn't bring my checkbook."
>
> He smiled and said, "Your FICO score is 815 --Chrysler Financial said
> you're good for it."
>
> It was only then that I felt what YOU must now be feeling. But in my
> case, he tossed me the keys right there and then. Nice feeling when
> someone offers up respect to a customer like that. I told him I would
> bring the down payment back with me the next day. "No big deal JD" he
> says; "Have fun!"
>
> I returned that respect the next morning after a trip to the bank. His
> eyes got big as we both counted out $18,000 dollars in cash and he
> filled out the receipt. He even gave me his business card, complete
> with his home phone number on the back just in case I had problems. I
> told him I wouild be back in 50 years when the TJL was ready for a
> replacement. We laughed, shook hands, and I was gone. Some salesguys
> are pretty cool. No hassles, no bull**** and no dinking around with
> the money --just the way I like doing business.
>
> Hang in there Kate: your destiny awaits! And yes, we simply MUST have
> pictures!
>
> -JD
>

I could do that too, but I don't like to brag about it.

Earle

"mabar" > wrote in message
...
> $18,000 in cash???
>
>
> "JD Adams" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> > MUHAHAHAHA!!! White knuckles and everything? Aw Jeez, you've got it
> > bad.
> >
> > My 4th visit to the Stealership was interesting. I told Lawrence the
> > Salesguy, "Okay, I'm sold. I've driven it 4 times now, put 160 miles
> > on it, slept on it for 2 friggin' weeks, even drove it up and down a
> > few muddy/rocky mountainsides and dirtied it up good for ya, and I
> > sitll want to buy the thing. I'll be back next Friday to pick it up."
> >
> > He blinked twice and said, "Take it home right now."
> >
> > Puzzled, I said, "I didn't bring my checkbook."
> >
> > He smiled and said, "Your FICO score is 815 --Chrysler Financial said
> > you're good for it."
> >
> > It was only then that I felt what YOU must now be feeling. But in my
> > case, he tossed me the keys right there and then. Nice feeling when
> > someone offers up respect to a customer like that. I told him I would
> > bring the down payment back with me the next day. "No big deal JD" he
> > says; "Have fun!"
> >
> > I returned that respect the next morning after a trip to the bank. His
> > eyes got big as we both counted out $18,000 dollars in cash and he
> > filled out the receipt. He even gave me his business card, complete
> > with his home phone number on the back just in case I had problems. I
> > told him I wouild be back in 50 years when the TJL was ready for a
> > replacement. We laughed, shook hands, and I was gone. Some salesguys
> > are pretty cool. No hassles, no bull**** and no dinking around with
> > the money --just the way I like doing business.
> >
> > Hang in there Kate: your destiny awaits! And yes, we simply MUST have
> > pictures!
> >
> > -JD
> >
>
>


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heh...
First new car (truck) I bought right out of high school. No stinkin fico.
Went to the chebby stealer on my '74 kawisaki z1 and 'negotiated' a deal
for ~12k (70's $$$)
Asked him what he'd give me in trade for the bike. He knocked 600 off
the price but only wrote it up for 100 trade in.
Deal.
I told them I didn't have much cash on me so they said no prob, mail the
down to them later.
I said cool... here's a 100 for the bike.
They helped me load the bike in the truck, and off I went...


Earle Horton wrote:
> I could do that too, but I don't like to brag about it.
>
> Earle
>
> "mabar" > wrote in message
> ...
>> $18,000 in cash???
>>
>

Sorta when you were a kid and it was christmas eve you may not remember but
you never forget.

Coasty

"Kate" (please ask)> wrote in message
...
> Can't sleep - tossed and turned, dreamed Jeep all night,
> I Looked at Jeeps, shopped for Jeeps, drove Jeeps, bought three or four in
> my dreams...
>
> argggggghhhhhhhhhh
>
> IS IT HERE YET?
>
> This is insane.
>
> Kate
>
>
>

Yes, but that was for my first rifle.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/

Coasty wrote:
>
> Sorta when you were a kid and it was christmas eve you may not remember but
> you never forget.
>
> Coasty

I can relate to that for my wife it was a shooting jacket.
Coasty

"L.W. ("ßill") Hughes III" > wrote in message
...
> Yes, but that was for my first rifle.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> http://www.billhughes.com/
>
> Coasty wrote:
>>
>> Sorta when you were a kid and it was christmas eve you may not remember
>> but
>> you never forget.
>>
>> Coasty

Yeah, $18k in 20's, which ended up being about 9-inches of money. Wamu
wanted $5 bucks to cut a Cashier's check, and I don't pay others to
spend my own damn money. Personal checks are bull****. I have seen
them bounce without a reason, and I wasn't about to leave this guy
holding the bag. Money is money, period. $100's would have been
easier, but banks don't seem to keep much cash on hand these days --it
seems that most people have forgotten what the damn stuff is.

$18k is no big deal. The biggest cash deal I've ever done was $172,500
back in the 70's when I bought some investment property. That took 6
hours and 3 pots of hot coffee to count.

-JD