As fun as it is to drive a new (to you) car. Driving a used vehicle you just bought 400 miles is not my idea of enjoyment. Every car I buy that isn't in my "comfort" radius is not driven home. I always want to make sure that I, myself, am not the cause of some major repair bill because I wasn't patient about jumping in and taking off. Making required checks isn't really "PC" to do in the PO's driveway. Plus, personally, I take the vehicle to a qualified Brand mechanic to do immediate fluid exchanges before such use as well. That way if there is something major I find out about it before I drive a rod through the block.
By these are just my own personal paranoias. On 11/29/05, R A Bennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Don't you want to drive it? I would either get there and drive it back or > take the wife along and caravan back just so I could try it out! > > Randy -- Knowledge is power... Power Corrupts. Study hard... Be Evil.
