So.. I drive a 1992 Chevy Tahoe/Blazer (full size) with the 5.7 350 engine with around 205 thousand miles on her. I've owned her for 5+ years and its been a fantastic vehicle. I havent had to do any repairs on her other than replacing the radiator and recharge the A/C once a season or so and all the services. (trans, diffs, tuneups, LOF's ect) I am very maticulous about maintaining her and try to always run the best stuff I can find in her. I also use a K&N filter and a Flowmaster exhaust. Well, to make a long story short, I have been saving for a long time and now I have enough to buy a nicer "used" truck/SUV and I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out if I want to drop 15+ thousand dollars. My dilema is, do I sell my current vehicle while I can still get a couple bucks out of her and put that into a new car, or do I just keep driving this one (and keep saving) until it has some major problem and just scrap it and start new. I know I know, its going to be one of those "its your decision" types of things, but I would like to know your opinion. Maybe some of you have some experience with this type of thing..?? anywho. thanks for the input all the same.
Gee
Ps- the 92 "hoe", as I like to call her, is starting to leak a itty bitty drop of oil every time I drive her. thats why I originally started thinking about a new vehicle.
Gee
Ps- the 92 "hoe", as I like to call her, is starting to leak a itty bitty drop of oil every time I drive her. thats why I originally started thinking about a new vehicle.