Here's how the Army would store my vehicle.
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Here's how the Army would store my vehicle.
What do you think?
This is free, but considering how much dough and how much I care about this car, would you do it?
She said the contractor had a requirement to do a monthly check of each vehicle to include: Checking fluid levels, starting the vehicle, operating the air conditioner and heater and moving the vehicle so the tires would not go out of round.
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I don't think I would, bro'. After hearing Ty's horror stories, and then, they want you to let someone actually have permission to start the car & move it? If it's anything like "moving" a dealer car (i.e. move = a spirited drive, or..."Hey Bob, let's try & do a burnout real quick!), I'd definitely canex that idea. On the other hand, I'm not familiar with the place that you're looking at, so it may be completely different. Just my $.02. 
no way Pat. They never do what they say. Go look on Ford Island where they keep cars, ... that is a joke!!! and people are paying for it!
I got an extra parking spot! 
I got an extra parking spot!
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