Howdy, first post
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Joined: 06-14-2009
Posts: 2
From: South burbs of Chi-town
Howdy, first post
Thought I would stop in and introduce myself, I'm Al a 60 year old retiree from the south burbs of Chicago.
My HHR is an 07 LT that I bought in May on E-Bay. It was a GREAT DEAL, 19,500 miles with optional Bumper to Bumper 5 year 100,000 mile warranty.
The fellow that I bought it from had bought it in Nevada and drove it to the NW burbs of Chicago. I had been looking for an HHR for a while as I have a bad left foot and leg hence my name here. The HHR lets me put my left foot firmly on the ground as I begin to get out of the driver's seat. I intend to personalize it as time goes on but for now the ride is box stock. I know that this forum has lots of good info and it seems that if I have any questions I can get an answer here.
Thanks for letting me run with this crowd.
My HHR is an 07 LT that I bought in May on E-Bay. It was a GREAT DEAL, 19,500 miles with optional Bumper to Bumper 5 year 100,000 mile warranty.
The fellow that I bought it from had bought it in Nevada and drove it to the NW burbs of Chicago. I had been looking for an HHR for a while as I have a bad left foot and leg hence my name here. The HHR lets me put my left foot firmly on the ground as I begin to get out of the driver's seat. I intend to personalize it as time goes on but for now the ride is box stock. I know that this forum has lots of good info and it seems that if I have any questions I can get an answer here.
Thanks for letting me run with this crowd.
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Joined: 06-09-2009
Posts: 2,953
From: Clinton, Mass
Welcome!
I saw the first Richard Pryor movie when it first came out in 1979-80 in a theater in deepest darkest southside.
We got the address out of the paper and told the cabbie where we were going and he brought us.
The show was like a Baptist revival and we all had a real good time.
I saw the first Richard Pryor movie when it first came out in 1979-80 in a theater in deepest darkest southside.
We got the address out of the paper and told the cabbie where we were going and he brought us.
The show was like a Baptist revival and we all had a real good time.
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