RE: Changing Speedometer mileage

[Joachim Beek <beekj@ghg.net>]

At 17:37 8/20/98 -0700, Brian Honnold wrote:
>Of course you all realize that it is illegal to change the mileage. If you 
>are only making the change to match the mileage of your new one to the old 
>one then you are fine but if you do tamper with the mileage and 
>inadvertantly forget to tell  a buyer you could be prosecuted for fraud.
>
>I'm going to tell. I'm going to tell.
>
>must be time to go home 

Yeah, but who says I'm ever going to sell my Scirocco...the family joke is
that I'm going to be buried in it...jeez, I hope they don't mean that in a
morbid, foreboding sort of way.  I keep to the speed limits, honest.
Mostly.  Mostly in town.

Besides, I could hardly cheat if I dial in 170K on the odo...

Joachim
 
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