Cobalt Blue GT-3 for sale
03-08-2010, 03:36 PM
#1
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Cobalt Blue GT-3 for sale
7650 miles, perfect condition, most options except PCCB Brakes. See link below for photos.
Many thanks!
Mark
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...&certified=&bo
Many thanks!
Mark
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...&certified=&bo
03-08-2010, 05:52 PM
#2
Three Wheelin'
I've looked at your car a few times when it's been parked around Salem. It's a great looking car.
I'd be happy to look at it for anyone interested who isn't local.
Good luck with the sale!
I'd be happy to look at it for anyone interested who isn't local.
Good luck with the sale!
03-10-2010, 11:39 AM
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Concerning my license plate "Tax Not" No, I am not a tax protester, but I am a CPA who does not believe that bigger government is better government!!! I do not believe that more taxes will provide Americans with the incentives needed to stay competitive with the rest of the world.
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
03-10-2010, 12:14 PM
#6
Three Wheelin'
Concerning my license plate "Tax Not" No, I am not a tax protester, but I am a CPA who does not believe that bigger government is better government!!! I do not believe that more taxes will provide Americans with the incentives needed to stay competitive with the rest of the world.
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
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03-10-2010, 01:09 PM
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^^ +1000. Amen to Mark FM. It is getting so that I don't care if people need/want braces or not -- everyone wants something free today, including the insurance companies. My goal is to work longer past retirement age, but less weeks per year. Iowa's taxes are at 9% and possibly going up, but the state isn't broke. Maybe Pelosi should delve into her $100 million personal fortune and buy all working Americans a gt3. Just a happy thought. 
03-10-2010, 01:33 PM
#10
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Concerning my license plate "Tax Not" No, I am not a tax protester, but I am a CPA who does not believe that bigger government is better government!!! I do not believe that more taxes will provide Americans with the incentives needed to stay competitive with the rest of the world.
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
The voters of Oregon just passed a new 11% tax rate on anyone who has taxable income over $250,000. As a result, individuals and companies are already fleeing the state! This is incredibly short-sighted of our state. Why Phil Knight and Nike stay here is totally beyond me!
The legislature of the state of Washington is currently considering implementing a new income tax on individuals that make more than $200,000. Actions such as these are faning the fire towards true class warfare and I personally do not believe this will be healthy for our economy. Jobs are created by companies that are healthy and expanding, not by government taxing them to death!
Enjoy your day, and please consider the ramifications of voting in new and higher taxes!
Mark
Kind Regards,
Greg
03-10-2010, 08:36 PM
#11
Race Director
I thought WA has no state income tax? Are you saying that they are considering one, albeit for earnings above $200k? If that is the case, that is bad news. taxes are like dominos, if the first piece tips......
Next day we may hear OR considering a sales tax.
Sorry for the hi-jack. Good luck with sale.
CP
Next day we may hear OR considering a sales tax.
Sorry for the hi-jack. Good luck with sale.
CP
03-10-2010, 10:35 PM
#13
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from one CB owner too another: "why sell"? ... replacing it with a '10?
