sleeper;1292620 wrote:Good luck re-selling a diamond. They have some of the worst resale value ever.

Thanks man, been trying off and on for about a year. Didn't really figure I'd be reselling it when I bought it hah...

mucalum49;1292773 wrote:Thanks man, been trying off and on for about a year. Didn't really figure I'd be reselling it when I bought it hah...

A hard lesson learned. Never get married.

mucalum49;1292773 wrote:Thanks man, been trying off and on for about a year. Didn't really figure I'd be reselling it when I bought it hah...

You were right though when you said losing money on the ring was much cheaper than getting divorced, if you are looking for a silver lining.

What i paid for the ring and what it's worth is a huge difference, so if i were to get divorced I'd steal the ring back, even though legally it's hers now.

In terms of sports memorabilia, I could probably get a couple hundred for my autographed Dan Marino Dolphins helmet. (Was a big Miami fan at one time, to the point that I used to tape every game.)

Aside from an automobile, probably my Honda Sportrax.

2003 Grand Cherokee. 117k miles. Brakes replaced in the last year, but has body panel rust

raiderbuck;1293199 wrote:2003 Grand Cherokee. 117k miles. Brakes replaced in the last year, but has body panel rust

how the transmission? I have a 1998 but the trans is slipping now ...

Belly35;1293372 wrote:how the transmission? I have a 1998 but the trans is slipping now ...

Honestly, I haven't had it looked at yet. It's sitting at my dad's house right now. I did notice that it doesn't easily slip into gear when I put it into 4x4, but once it's there it's fine. I usually kept it in drive (automatic) and used 4x4 when dealing with bad weather.

I'm not really a Jeep guy, but I loved that thing. So comfortable, and I never worried about it in bad weather. Just need to sell it because I don't need it.

Belly35;1293372 wrote:how the transmission? I have a 1998 but the trans is slipping now ...

That and it only makes RIGHT turns..