Wim -- Point well taken. My '87 Tercel is an infant compared to some of the others mentioned, but it still looks really sharp. Light yellow non-metallic paint, kept clean and waxed. At 09:26 AM 3/31/97 -0500, you wrote: >I have been very impressed with the number of miles some of you have on your >vehicles. If you can keep the engine going to allow it to drive more than >200,000 miles, then you are a good example of how regular maintennace can >lengthen the useability of a product. > >However, there is another side to this. After all that wear and tear, how >does it look? As they say, immage is everything. I think if a repairman >comes to my house to work on something in my living room, and he shows up in >an old, beat up looking car, I am not sure if he is the right person for the >job. Just as you shouldn't go to your customers in old, dirty work clothes, >you shouldn't show up in an old, beat up looking car. Just my oppion. > >Willem Blees RPT >St. Louis. > > Susan Kline skline@proaxis.com P.O. Box 1651, Philomath, OR 97370 (541) 929-3971 "Nature favors the hidden flaw."
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