Do You Really Need a New Car? | #025

Last Updated on January 28, 2020 by Tim Harman
Do you really need a new car? When your car is getting up in age and starts having issues, do you dump it or fix it? There’s a lot that goes into making that decision. On this week’s show we discussed the pros and cons and also talked about the car buying process.
We talked a lot about making repairs. You may want to check out a previous episode, You Should Know How To Do This: Basic Automotive Repair and Maintenance | Episode 004
The featured image above is my 1998 Ford Explorer shortly after I bought it in the fall of 2010. It had just under 100k miles with a purchase price of under $4k. As of August 2019 it’s still running fantastic at 186k miles.
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BONUS SEGMENT – DIFFERENT TYPES OF KNIFE LOCKS
Dave wrapped us up with his segment, Not Blade Banter. He says it’s the start of a 3 part series. The first installment was all about the most common styles of knife locks.
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BACK LOCK
Dave’s recommended knife – Spyderco Delica
LINER LOCK
Dave’s recommended knife – Kershaw Leek
FRAME LOCK
Dave’s recommended knife – Zero Tolerance 0450

AXIS LOCK
Dave’s recommended knife – Benchmade 940

COMPRESSION LOCK
Dave’s recommended knife – Spyderco Paramilitary 2
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