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Those poor people can use all the help they can get.
I agree. I can't believe they made it through the weekend. I hope we resupply them with weapons soon. They are kicking a lot of ass with very little help! God bless them.
 

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I can remember those early to mid 1980's Chevette and Pontiac T1000's. I had a 82 Chevette and while it was craptastic in almost any measurement, it was cheap and easy to fix and keep going.

Until the Yugo and first Hyundai's arrived, it was about the cheapest vehicle one could buy in the USA. I can remember the local Chevy dealer selling tons of them with usually a package deal if you bought a Chevy C10 Silverado trim truck, you could pick up a stripped Chevette for like half MSRP.
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