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YOUR RESEARCHThe real reason 996 values are on the rise....
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I�m hoping my new non-smoker tray will stop the change leakage that�s been apparently happening for....years with this car!
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That's amazing. But how does that much change get down there?
1) Intentionally because it's amusing? Was the previous owner that clueless/immature?
2) Accidentally through ashtray, but then owner can't ever figure out how to stop doing it over and over? Previous owner was a little slow?
3) Owner's kids think it's amusing. Possibly, but I would definitely put a stop to that after the first time, so I'm back to previous owner being a little slow/immature.
Maybe I'm just grumpy this morning. Is there a more generous reason I'm missing?
i wondered the same thing. Especially since it was almost all quarters. I picked up this car last Fall. I can�t help solve the mystery, but I can affirmatively say that I contributed $0.00 of that find.
Maybe the previous owner lived/worked where there were toll roads, so each week he would pick up several rolls of quarters. He removed the ashtray and stored the rolls there.
My console had $9.25 in quarters! Previous owner said he kept quarters for parking meters in the ashtray. There's an opening at the top of the ashtray so quarters can slide into the unknown. Of course, he asked for the money and I agreed to buy the first round . . . someday.
Winner winner! Tell them to take the change to the grocery store and change it in for Bitcoin!
Only dust and 20 yr old smudge under mine.
Nice weight reduction!
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