Here’s the thing, I don’t disagree.

I posted it below, but here’s my counterargument:

It was explicitly inclusive.

I know very little about secondhand general aviation aircraft, but this piqued my interest, so I gave it some thought.

Aren’t you late for a protest or something?

Counterpoint: you can’t cross oceans.

A car with an old, obscure engine is hard enough maintain and repair, with difficulties sourcing parts and finding competent mechanics to service the thing.

At least this plane has three wheels, so it is still better than a bike. #TwoWheelsBad

Remember, folks, many of your fellow citizens are selfish psychopaths who would rather you or your loved ones needlessly suffer and die, than they have to do without a petty luxury for themselves.

Maybe the dealer that found ‘metal shavings’ in the oil and where the sales rep said it won’t come up in trade-in here is just using that as a tactic to sell a new car?

Private party - Yes I would try to disclose all known problems.

Maybe it’s just me, but there’s a difference between selling to a private party and trading in. If I’m trading in a car, the dealer has trained mechanics, readily available diagnostic equipment, and a lift. If I’m asked a question, I’ll answer it honestly but I’m not volunteering them any information. With a private…

Ha. Guten Gluck!

Indeed, the minivan tells them you are available and ready to start a family, lol.

Well, yeah, his brakes are never going to pass TuV either, so that’s a given.

Dear Amazon,

Got to say that optics are unfortunately everything. Give that car a good detail and polish before you take it in to inspection. It takes your car from being deathtrap that you drive because you can’t afford anything else to eccentric retro car that you are looking after (which you are) in eyes of not only the law but…

Also, I find myself just generally fatigued these days, so that doesn’t help.