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Advanced Auto Service

107 1st St SE
Hankinson, ND 58041
(701) 242-7424

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Dales Service Center

410 6th St SW
Hankinson, ND 58041
(701) 242-7002

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Napa Auto Parts

25 Park St E
Lidgerwood, ND 58053
(701) 538-4595

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Wolfe Ford

15525 Hwy 11
Lidgerwood, ND 58053
(701) 538-7337

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Vision Ford Lincoln Mercury

1688 Two-Ten Dr
Wahpeton, ND 58075
(701) 642-5546

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Smith Motors

101 N 11th St
Wahpeton, ND 58075
(888) 623-6020

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Re: Relax! [dewey]: by hpowders on Sun Nov 09 05:18:46 PST 2008; "It was bureaucrats..." Yes. Folks like Barney Frank. We know whom many of them are. Time to have hearings and hold them accountable for this mess. We have now moved from all loans, all the time, to practically no loans, all the time. I hope to never again here the lie that every American can and should own his own home.

C'mon greenpea, step it up...: by speterson1 on Mon Nov 03 08:18:26 PST 2008; These are easy, I'm thinking I'm not the only one who's heard them... Joel got the first one... Invention to see through walls: a window. Barney Dribble walked out into the parking lot during daylight hours. Have you heard this one? Jim lives on the 33rd floor of an apartment building. Whenever he's heading to his apartment, if he is alone, he gets off at the 27th floor and walks the remaining 6 flights of stairs up to his apartment. If he's not alone, he travels all the way up to the 33rd floor. Why?

Here's one car related!: by greanpea68 on Mon Nov 03 07:54:04 PST 2008; Barney Dribble left the "Soul-Ace Hotel" and walked toward the parking lot. Without the benefit of moonlight or any artificial light, he was able to spot his black car 30 yards away. How was this possible? GP

Re: Interesting article featuring Dan Quayle [steve_]: by grbeck on Mon Oct 27 10:17:49 PDT 2008; I would be surprised if Cerberus isn't donating to the Democrats, too. Big companies usually like to hedge their bets. Don't doubt that the Democrats would investigate Cerberus after the November elections, as that will distract attention from the actions of Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and the heads of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that contributed to the current real estate and banking mess...

Re: It depends on what the meaning of "Rare" is [lokki]: by lemko on Wed Oct 22 07:01:27 PDT 2008; 1963 Ford Fairlane - he wants an awful lot of money for a car with so many issues that isn't worth that much in pristine condition. What does he think he has - a Thunderbolt? The Dr. Pepper 1951 Chevrolet would look pretty cool restored, but I wouldn't consider it an investment. Maybe the Dr. Pepper company would be interested. I think I'd rather have the stock 1964 Chevrolet Impala versus the stupid custom '62. Barney's Dart? This guy isn't merely dreaming, but smoking blunts the size of telephone poles!

Re: [driver100]: by kiawah on Mon Oct 20 17:13:22 PDT 2008; Get real guys....no dealership is going to make a key for any vehicle without proper identification. Last time I had to have a key made to get the doors opened (Probably 10 years ago)...I had to show my owners card with vin, and picture drivers license. No matching identification, no key. More recent vintages cars, In order to get some spares made had to take the vehicle in with all of the keys, so they can program the immobilizer to all the keys, and the remotes to the remote entry. ;) I have an idea.....somebody do a test. Go to a dealership, write down a VIN number from one of the vehicles on the lot, go to the parts guy and ask to have a key made. Time the amount of time it takes the states' Barney's finest' to show up, while the parts guy is stalling and fumbling about trying to figure out how to make you a key........ ;)

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