FUSION

The truthfull speach he needs to give... LOL!

Looking to scrap my 1999 Windstar winter beater and was wondering if anyone here could recommend a decent scraper in the GTA. Also does anyone have a clue what they normally pay out on these kind of vehicles? I know it won't be much, just kind of looking for a ball park idea.

Shure enough that I can hear the banjo music playing from here... LOL!

Who ever told you $1000-1700 for 2 cats and a exhaust is doing there best to rob you blind. 2 cats should be around $150-175 and a standard aluminized steel exhaust system with muffler around $300-400. Do some homework online my friend.

Rod turned out awsome bud! I would also recommend Mr. Spiel for anyone looking to have some rod work done. First class service all the way!

Sweet fish buddy!

I have to agree here, that year vehicle with that miliage should be selling anywere from $25k to 28k. Why anyone estate sale or not would take that kind of "bath" on it baffles my brain. You would get more pushing it into the dealer on trade than $12k... I just can't believe anybody would start at 12k on a vehicle thats worth easily double that on the market unless there is a problem somewere, especially on a Toyota that has a strong resale value and reputation.

One of those wouldn't be mine bye chance would it?

Did you buy it from a Nissan dealership or a private lot?

Wow! True giant...

Some sweet bullets in there forshure!

lol fusion are you referring to how they get stolen,because my boss had a denali and it got stolen in burlington and they found it in a swamp/pond flipped on the reserve. Ding ding ding, we have a winner!!! Anyone contemplating purchasing a full size GMC/Chevy/Cadillac suv really needs to take a trip to the six nations auto salvage yard in caladonia for an eye opener. One of the truly most PATHETIC things I have ever laid my eyes on in my life.

Yeah, that's my only gripe with the 6.0, it's a pig! lol!!! 1 MPG difference is hardly a pig. 12mpg city/17mph hwy 6.0l 13mpg city/18mpg hwy 5.3l 5.3l works harder to push the vehicle, hense uses almost as much gas as the 6.0l. Bottom line is neither one are anything to right home about fuel wise and Yukons and Tahoes were not built for people on fuel budgets. Owned a Yukon Denali and loved it well I had it, one tip get a good insurance policy with because there are a certain group of people who like them even more...