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  • #16
    my grandpa's old truck is a gonner too

    wish i just had a picture, thing was a beaut.

    Originally posted by 86Camaro View Post
    no one will give him 3500 for that clunker so might as well trade up.
    the people that take advantage of the program are not the ones in the wrong. The tragedy is that it could have gone to charity at the very least. hobbyists losing parts cars are not even close to the biggest losers in this game.
    Last edited by JoeliusZ28; October 5th, 2009, 03:29 PM.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by JoeliusZ28 View Post
      my grandpa's old truck is a gonner too

      wish i just had a picture, thing was a beaut.


      the people that take advantage of the program are not the ones in the wrong. The tragedy is that it could have gone to charity at the very least. hobbyists losing parts cars are not even close to the biggest losers in this game.
      As sad as it is to see, we aren't the hobbiests that are really lacking in the parts department. Much rarer cars have been turned in. A buddy of mine told me a guy turned in a 87-93 Cobra Mustang. Damn shame too because the only reason he turned it in is that he couldn't even get 4500 for it.

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      • #18
        I thought C4C was over...unless this is from when it was still open...
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        • #19
          Originally posted by MP81 View Post
          I thought C4C was over...unless this is from when it was still open...
          This is from when it was still open.


          Originally posted by JoeliusZ28 View Post
          the people that take advantage of the program are not the ones in the wrong. The tragedy is that it could have gone to charity at the very least. hobbyists losing parts cars are not even close to the biggest losers in this game.
          Well put!!!!!

          Originally posted by ITSSLOW View Post
          As sad as it is to see, we aren't the hobbiests that are really lacking in the parts department. Much rarer cars have been turned in. A buddy of mine told me a guy turned in a 87-93 Cobra Mustang. Damn shame too because the only reason he turned it in is that he couldn't even get 4500 for it.
          And here's a link to the governments "official" account of the cars turned in under the program, pretty interesting to look through. Turns out that there were some rare cars turned in.

          http://www.cars.gov/files/official-information/trade-in-vehicles.pdf
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          • #20
            Damn only 67k if I read that correctly?

            I never owned a car with only 67K just 100k and over

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            • #21
              Originally posted by meissen View Post
              Probably won't get a title with it.

              exactly... so it just a parts car. I guess you could transfer all of the parts to another firbird but for people people it is too much frustration, time and money.

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