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pkvir

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For the first time in 20 years, I have paid off a vehicle. I typically lose interest in vehicles and trade them in after a couple years, but the Ranger Raptor is different. I guess I'll be in the market for a sports car to give the RR some company.
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Good on ya!
I've been debt free (except for a small mortgage) since 2009.
It's a great feeling :thumbsup:

I sold my Challenger when I bought the RR. Wish I hadn't. It was the smart decision but I miss it...
 
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Good on ya!
I've been debt free (except for a small mortgage) since 2009.
It's a great feeling :thumbsup:

I sold my Challenger when I bought the RR. Wish I hadn't. It was the smart decision but I miss it...
Thanks, it does feel good. Now my gool is to pay the house off in 2 years and retire in 3.
 

OxygenMask

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Thanks, it does feel good. Now my gool is to pay the house off in 2 years and retire in 3.
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Retiring kinda threw me for a while. 2 years now and I could not be happier. Highly recommend it!
 

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Good on ya!
I've been debt free (except for a small mortgage) since 2009.
It's a great feeling :thumbsup:

I sold my Challenger when I bought the RR. Wish I hadn't. It was the smart decision but I miss it...
You got there faster than me, but we're in the same place. I also have a mortgage, and have kept it because the rate is 3.25%. I've decided to pay it off ... the math isn't quite as important as the satisfaction of owing NOTHING.
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