A New Microwave (Page 4): I bought the Toshiba with all the bells and whistles. It came with microwave, air fryer, broiler and baker. It was $105. I love it. Well worth the money.

Mrsmoses Loc: Oregon

I bought the Toshiba with all the bells and whistles. It came with microwave, air fryer, broiler and baker. It was $105. I love it. Well worth the money.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

KillroyII wrote:

I have had 36 cars/trucks since 1964 & 1 motor... (show quote)

Here’s my list - not as long as yours or Jerry’s:

‘63 English Ford Cortina
‘61? Sunbeam Alpine Series 2
‘65 Yamaha 250 Ascot Scrambler
‘60 AH Bug Eye Sprite
‘65 Saab 96
‘59 AH Bug Eye Sprite
‘60 Mini Cooper 850
‘64 Saab 96
‘65 Saab Monte Carlo (triple carb)
‘61 Triumph Spitfire
‘64 Triumph TR4
‘68? Mini Cooper S 1275
‘71 BMW 2002 (first new car)
65? Jaguar MKII sedan
‘73 Porsche 911E Targa (totaled)
‘73 Porsche 911E sunroof coupe
‘74 Audi Fox (POS)
‘76 Datsun 280Z
‘76 Dodge Aspen Wagon (company car)
4 Olds or Buick Wagons (company Cars)
Ford Taurus Wagon (company car)
Volvo GLE (POS)
‘85 Ford Taurus Wagon
‘93 Lexus ES300
‘97 Mercedes 280 Sport
2000 Lexus ES330 (totaled)
2006 Mercedes E350 (still have)
2008 Lexus ES350 (still have)

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

KillroyII wrote:

I have had 36 cars/trucks since 1964 & 1 motor... (show quote)

I forgot my three motorcycles, '84 Honda Sabre, Honda ST1300, and '95 Gold Wing. And to Honda roadworthy scooters, a Helix and something else.

Now, I'm satisfied with my 2015 Fit.

KillroyII Loc: Middle Georgia

TriX wrote:

Here’s my list - not as long as yours or Jerry’s: ... (show quote)

You have had some interesting vehicles. When I got orders to go to Germany, in 1969, I planned to buy a BMW 2002 Tii then when I started shopping discovered I could not afford the insurance ... since it was in the sport car class (I don't remember their name for it) and I was too young to get decent insurance prices... Driving a friend's Porche in Germany soured me on Porche... I was used to big HP American cars and NOT used to having to keep the revs up to GO!

KillroyII Loc: Middle Georgia

jerryc41 wrote:

I forgot my three motorcycles, '84 Honda Sabre, Honda ST1300, and '95 Gold Wing. And to Honda roadworthy scooters, a Helix and something else.

Now, I'm satisfied with my 2015 Fit.

I am satisfied with both of our cars now; however, I never know when the car bug will hit.

Tom DePuy Loc: Waxhaw, N.C.

The only I find using a microwave useful for is making popcorn, once in awhile maybe to reheat some leftovers.

chrissybabe Loc: New Zealand

I never use a microwave for making popcorn, I sometimes use it to heat leftovers, I use it for making porridge, and to warm up cat food from the fridge because my cats told me they hate cold meat.
Now onto electric jugs. I only use this to heat water.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

KillroyII wrote:

You have had some interesting vehicles. When I got orders to go to Germany, in 1969, I planned to buy a BMW 2002 Tii then when I started shopping discovered I could not afford the insurance ... since it was in the sport car class (I don't remember their name for it) and I was too young to get decent insurance prices... Driving a friend's Porche in Germany soured me on Porche... I was used to big HP American cars and NOT used to having to keep the revs up to GO!

The 2002 Tii was a very cool car - wish I had one - if I recall, the 2002 was 4K$ and the Tii was 6K$ (I had 45DCOE Webers on my 2002), although I was part of a team that raced one in IMSA. They worked really well with a 5 speed.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

KillroyII wrote:

You have had some interesting vehicles. When I got orders to go to Germany, in 1969, I planned to buy a BMW 2002 Tii then when I started shopping discovered I could not afford the insurance ... since it was in the sport car class (I don't remember their name for it) and I was too young to get decent insurance prices... Driving a friend's Porche in Germany soured me on Porche... I was used to big HP American cars and NOT used to having to keep the revs up to GO!

We considered buying a 2002 way back when. I still remember test driving it.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

TriX wrote:

The 2002 Tii was a very cool car - wish I had one - if I recall, the 2002 was 4K$ and the Tii was 6K$ (I had 45DCOE Webers on my 2002), although I was part of a team that raced one in IMSA. They worked really well with a 5 speed.

I think the price was why I didn't buy one.

W9OD Loc: Wisconsin

Wow! You have had a lot of auto experiences. The TD was a cool car.
Here is my experience:
1939 Buick
1955 Isetta
1955 Buick
1965 Ford Falcon Sprint convertible
1969 VW
1972 Fiat 124 Sport
1980 Datsun 280z
1985 Ford LTD station wagon
1988 Jeep Cherokee
1990 Mercury Cougar XR7
1992 Ford SHO Taurus
A couple of Mitsubishi Monteros
2013 Subaru Outback
2017 Lexus RX350
I didn’t realize I went trough that many cars. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

W9OD wrote:

Wow! You have had a lot of auto experiences. The T... (show quote)

Nice assortment.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

W9OD wrote:

Wow! You have had a lot of auto experiences. The T... (show quote)

Some interesting cars in your list, especially the Isetta - way cool and very collectable now.

W9OD Loc: Wisconsin

The Isetta was a fun car. One day after football practice I was going to drive home, and my car was gone. Some of the guys picked it up and hid it behind some bushes.

Tote1940 Loc: Dallas

I like Z’s