Wim, I agree...image does help, especially on first meetings. Even though the miles are there, I have had many compliments on my (New)haha 1990 Toyota PU. When I gas up, I just pay a $1 more and run through the old carwash.. But I agree with you wholeheartedly. P.S.I would even part my hair..if I had some to part...so I just gloss..image! Lee C. Haynes Associate North Louisiana Wimblees@aol.com 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.
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