High end luxury vehicles depreciate like crazy after a few years. What would be considered a great or fun buy if you did all your own work and wanted to take advantage of the depreciation?
Stanford Elementary. Very little information/details out about this.
There’s one spot that seems to be a bit deeper than the rest (1/8”?) but otherwise it doesn’t look too bad to me. I’m no boat expert, especially on fiberglass repair. What do you think? Is it worth worrying about?
It’s about 5 feet from the camera. No way to reach it by hand. Maybe a special tool? I’ll need to buy a washer and but first but what are my options here? It’s my only cleat up there so pretty important.
Need someone not me to teach the wife and kids for lunch/potty breaks. Using cleats.
I can’t imagine anyone coming in and being helpful for what he’s willing to be paid next year. A lot of our players looked like shit in R1 but he had a very positive/valuable regular season. I don’t think those six games are fully indicative of where he’s at right now. If it is, then we also need to have serious conversations about Wyatt and Ritzy and others.
I am hopeful he comes back at a milly next year. Someone said he’s better than an AHL rookie at the same price and I agree. Let’s go Benny. Run it back.
I’ve been going to Percy Priest but have been wanting to try Old Hickory for fun and maybe try a restaurant on the water. I’m not familiar with good ramps and trailer parking when coming from the Hermitage area. It doesn’t have to be free but reasonably priced is a plus. We have a small 17’ boat so a small ramp is fine. Open to suggestions.