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Ford : Focus SVT RARE SVT MODEL 2002 Ford Focus
 Ford : Focus SVT RARE SVT MODEL 2002 Ford Focus
$3,450.00
$5,000.00
Time Left: 30m
Volkswagen : Jetta jetta 1998 vw jetta wolfburg edition
 Volkswagen : Jetta jetta 1998 vw jetta wolfburg edition
$5,300.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 1h 2m
Honda : S2000 2002 Honda S2000 S2K Black w Red Int. 42K
 Honda : S2000 2002 Honda S2000 S2K Black w Red Int. 42K
$14,500.00
Time Left: 1h 16m
Smart 2008 Smart Car (one of a kind) Convertible
 Smart 2008 Smart Car (one of a kind) Convertible
$9,000.00 (13 Bids)
Time Left: 2h 6m
Volkswagen : Karmann Ghia 1971 Karmann Ghia Convertible
 Volkswagen : Karmann Ghia 1971 Karmann Ghia Convertible
$8,200.00
$11,500.00
Time Left: 4h 10m
Lincoln : Continental lincoln continental
 Lincoln : Continental lincoln continental
$450.00
$700.00
Time Left: 4h 35m
Dodge : Ram Van Dodge Ram Van 1500 - Low Miles
 Dodge : Ram Van Dodge Ram Van 1500 - Low Miles
$1,475.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 5h 3m
Subaru : Outback limited 2004 Fully Loaded Limited Subaru Outback.
 Subaru : Outback limited 2004 Fully Loaded Limited Subaru Outback.
$4,500.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 5h 4m
Chevrolet : C K Pickup 3500 c30 1964 Chevy Step Side Long Bed
 Chevrolet : C K Pickup 3500 c30 1964 Chevy Step Side Long Bed
$8,500.00
$12,400.00
Time Left: 6h 58m
GMC : Envoy Black, V-6, excellant condition, all options, tow package
 GMC : Envoy Black, V-6, excellant condition, all options, tow package
$3,800.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 15h 31m
Chevrolet : Corvette ZR1 ZR1 Steel Blue Black leather
 Chevrolet : Corvette ZR1 ZR1 Steel Blue Black leather
$16,200.00 (6 Bids)
Time Left: 16h 37m
Plymouth Horizon 1988 Plymouth Horizon
 Plymouth Horizon 1988 Plymouth Horizon
$999.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 17h 59m
Chevrolet : Impala 1966 Chevrolet Impala
 Chevrolet : Impala 1966 Chevrolet Impala
$4,350.00 (12 Bids)
Time Left: 18h 49m
Pontiac : G6 G6 NO RESERVE! CUSTOM! SPECIAL SUPER BEAUTY! EXCELLENT! 4CYL! NICE G6!!
 Pontiac : G6 G6 NO RESERVE! CUSTOM! SPECIAL SUPER BEAUTY! EXCELLENT! 4CYL! NICE G6!!
$4,150.00 (39 Bids)
Time Left: 19h 35m
Jeep : Grand Cherokee 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Special Edition 91K V8, Trail Rated
 Jeep : Grand Cherokee 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Special Edition 91K V8, Trail Rated
$5,200.00 (12 Bids)
Time Left: 21h 26m
Nissan : Murano s WHITE, AUTOMATIC, 113K, EXCELLENT CONDITION, WITH REMOTE STARD
 Nissan : Murano s WHITE, AUTOMATIC, 113K, EXCELLENT CONDITION, WITH REMOTE STARD
$9,000.00
$11,000.00
Time Left: 21h 45m
GMC : Yukon Yukon Denali GMC YUKON DENALI AWD 6.2L 8-CYL WHITE 48K MILES ONE OWNER FULLY LOADED
 GMC : Yukon Yukon Denali GMC YUKON DENALI AWD 6.2L 8-CYL WHITE 48K MILES ONE OWNER FULLY LOADED
$37,000.00
Time Left: 23h 35m
Datsun : Z-Series 280zx 1983 datsun 280zx
 Datsun : Z-Series 280zx 1983 datsun 280zx
$5,800.00
Time Left: 1d 14m
Saab : 9-3 2006 Saab 9-3 Turbo Areo 20th Anniversary Special Edition
 Saab : 9-3 2006 Saab 9-3 Turbo Areo 20th Anniversary Special Edition
$12,000.00 (23 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 14m
Ford : F-250 Lariant Ford F250 Lariant 4x4 2004
 Ford : F-250 Lariant Ford F250 Lariant 4x4 2004
$6,100.00
$13,350.00
Time Left: 1d 2h 36m
Infiniti : Q45 1991 Infiniti Q45
 Infiniti : Q45 1991 Infiniti Q45
$1,000.00
$1,500.00
Time Left: 1d 3h 1m
Lincoln : Mark Series 1989 Lincoln LSC Mark VII
 Lincoln : Mark Series 1989 Lincoln LSC Mark VII
$1,000.00
$1,500.00
Time Left: 1d 3h 16m
Audi : A4 2.0T Sedan NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - EXCELLENT CONDITION - ALLWHEEL DRIVE - AUTOMATIC - XENON
 Audi : A4 2.0T Sedan NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - EXCELLENT CONDITION - ALLWHEEL DRIVE - AUTOMATIC - XENON
$11,800.00 (29 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 10m
Audi : A4 1.8T NO RESERVE - ALL-WHEEL DRIVE - TIMING BELT JUST DONE - MOONROOF - FULLY SERVICED
 Audi : A4 1.8T NO RESERVE - ALL-WHEEL DRIVE - TIMING BELT JUST DONE - MOONROOF - FULLY SERVICED
$3,250.00 (37 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 22m
BMW : X5 4.6is NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - ALLWHEEL DRIVE - 4.6is SPORT MODEL - FULLY LOADED - XENON
 BMW : X5 4.6is NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - ALLWHEEL DRIVE - 4.6is SPORT MODEL - FULLY LOADED - XENON
$11,000.00 (19 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 26m
BMW : 5-Series 540 IT NO RESERVE - EXCELLENT CONDITION - SPORT PACKAGE -- RARE MODEL - FULLY LOADED
 BMW : 5-Series 540 IT NO RESERVE - EXCELLENT CONDITION - SPORT PACKAGE -- RARE MODEL - FULLY LOADED
$4,050.00 (14 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 28m
BMW : 3-Series M3 Coupe NO RESERVE - 6 SPEED MANUAL - SSR WHEELS - AA EXHUAST - XENON HALO HEADLIGHTS -
 BMW : 3-Series M3 Coupe NO RESERVE - 6 SPEED MANUAL - SSR WHEELS - AA EXHUAST - XENON HALO HEADLIGHTS -
$10,100.00 (18 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 29m
Toyota : Camry LE NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - LE MODEL - EXCELLENT CONDITION - ALLOY WHEELS - MOONROOF
 Toyota : Camry LE NO RESERVE - 2 OWNER - LE MODEL - EXCELLENT CONDITION - ALLOY WHEELS - MOONROOF
$5,200.00 (27 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 31m
Audi : TT 2dr Roadster NO RESERVE - 1 OWNER - DEALER SERVICED - 5 SPEED MANUAL - CONVERTIBLE - ROADSTER
 Audi : TT 2dr Roadster NO RESERVE - 1 OWNER - DEALER SERVICED - 5 SPEED MANUAL - CONVERTIBLE - ROADSTER
$6,600.00 (28 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 31m
Mercedes-Benz : G-Class 11 G550 4Matic Black Navigation Heated Front & Rear Seats Very Low Miles Awesome
 Mercedes-Benz : G-Class 11 G550 4Matic Black Navigation Heated Front & Rear Seats Very Low Miles Awesome
$49,100.00 (15 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 36m
Mercedes-Benz : E-Class 4DR SDN 3.5L 09 E350 4Matic AMG Sport and Premium Pks Navigation HD Sirius Radio MB Certified
 Mercedes-Benz : E-Class 4DR SDN 3.5L 09 E350 4Matic AMG Sport and Premium Pks Navigation HD Sirius Radio MB Certified
$24,100.00 (10 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 36m
Mercedes-Benz : E-Class Wagon 4x4 06 E350 4Matic AWD Wagon Navigation Premium & Lighting Pkgs Xenons MB Certified!
 Mercedes-Benz : E-Class Wagon 4x4 06 E350 4Matic AWD Wagon Navigation Premium & Lighting Pkgs Xenons MB Certified!
$13,664.00 (6 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 36m
Mercedes-Benz : S-Class 5.5L V8 07 S550 Night Vision Premium 2 & Rear Seat Pkgs Panorama Sun Rear Cam Low Miles
 Mercedes-Benz : S-Class 5.5L V8 07 S550 Night Vision Premium 2 & Rear Seat Pkgs Panorama Sun Rear Cam Low Miles
$36,100.00 (17 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 4h 36m
Jeep : Wrangler 4x4 4 Cylinder * 4x4 * 5-Speed * NO RESERVE
 Jeep : Wrangler 4x4 4 Cylinder * 4x4 * 5-Speed * NO RESERVE
$2,705.00 (22 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 5h 6m
Honda : Odyssey EX-L ODYSSEY 2004 EXL- LOW MILES - DAMAGED REPAIRABLE
 Honda : Odyssey EX-L ODYSSEY 2004 EXL- LOW MILES - DAMAGED REPAIRABLE
$2,650.00
$5,400.00
Time Left: 1d 5h 38m
Jaguar : XJ Super V8 Jaguar XJ8 Super V8. Black with Biscuit Leather 42, 000 Mile with Jag Warranty
 Jaguar : XJ Super V8 Jaguar XJ8 Super V8. Black with Biscuit Leather 42, 000 Mile with Jag Warranty
$17,100.00 (2 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 5h 46m
Mazda : Mazda6 S 2004 Mazda Mazda6 S Sedan, Excel Condition!, SEE OUR VIDEO!!! Original Owners
 Mazda : Mazda6 S 2004 Mazda Mazda6 S Sedan, Excel Condition!, SEE OUR VIDEO!!! Original Owners
$7,500.00
Time Left: 1d 6h 31m
Lexus : IS 350 BEAUTIFUL STARFIRE PEARL WHITE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION**WHOLESALE PRICE!!
 Lexus : IS 350 BEAUTIFUL STARFIRE PEARL WHITE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION**WHOLESALE PRICE!!
$21,900.00
Time Left: 1d 7h 9m
Ford : Windstar SE 2000 FORD WINDSTAR
 Ford : Windstar SE 2000 FORD WINDSTAR
$679.00
$3,500.00
Time Left: 1d 7h 25m
Plymouth Savoy 1956 Plymouth Savoy Coupe
 Plymouth Savoy 1956 Plymouth Savoy Coupe
$5,600.00 (3 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 8h 58m

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how long does it take to go to philly by car from bridgeport ct and how long does it take by train?
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how long does it take ? if you have directions can you please help and by train i was thinking amtrack but does anyone know a train thats better if you do please tell me it and the where to take it and how long does it take from bridgeport connecticut to philadelphia pennsylvania thank you in advanced

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Amtrak from Bridgeport, CT to Philadelphia, PA takes 3 hours: http://www.amtrak.com/timetable/jul07/W02.pdf (PDF) The only other train out of Bridgeport is Metro-North, which only goes as far as Grand Central Station in New York City: http://as0.mta.info/mnr/schedules/sched_form.cfm Then you'd have to take a subway/bus/taxi to Penn Station to catch a train or bus to Philly. Driving also takes 3 hours (not counting traffic delays): I-95 South to Jersey Turnpike South to Rte. 73 North (exit 4) to Rte. 38 West to Rte. 30 West Or you could take a bus from Bridgeport to Philadelphia: http://www.peterpanbus.com/tickets/terminals.php http://www.greyhound.com/scripts/en/TicketCenter/terminal.asp?cit y=060027

Has anyone been on Bridgeport-Pt. Jefferson ferry?
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I was wondering if any of guys/girls been on ferry? If you have, I have few questions. 1. Is ferry mostly ontime? 2. Why does ferry runs slow? Is it because of cars/trucks? 3. Is food or snack bar available on ferry? 4. Is there cord for recharging batteries? 5. What view I can see from ferry from NY and Connecticut side? If you do, please tell me. Thanks in advance. I need this info by July 27th. Thanks for your cooperation.

Answer:
Hello, I live within 15 minutes of Pt. Jefferson in a place on Long Island called Smithtown. Yes, the ferry is usually on time, the ride takes about 1 hour and it's very relaxing. The P. T. Barnum is the fastest and biggest of the 11 ferries that have made the 15-mile run between Long Island and Connecticut since the line was established in 1883, It carries 1,000 passengers and 100 vehicles. And it 6,000 horsepower, double the power of the Grand Republic and the Park City Ferrys. It also has two bow thrusters rather than one, making it easier to navigate when docking. All ferry's run at a certain speed regulated for safety sake. Food is allowed and available on the ferry, there is no cord that I know of for recharging batteries. *If there is, and there better be, it's for emergencies and not for general public knowledge. Yes, you can see Connecticut from Long Island and I know you'll enjoy the trip.

If you read "Homecoming" by Cynthia Voight, what do you think of this?
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I wrote a summary for the book "Homecoming" for a book report. I had to exclude the ending, and I was wondering if it's any good. I can't get much more detailed, because it has to be 5-7 sentences. Dicey Tillerman is heading to Bridgeport, Connecticut with her family to visit their Aunt Cilla. About half the distance to their destination, Dicey's mother gets out of the car, telling the younger children, James, Maybeth, and Sammy, to mind Dicey and never returns. Under Dicey's determined leadership, the quartet of children begin to walk to Bridgeport, scrounging for change alongside the road, sleeping by empty houses, and even stealing. As they come closer and closer to their destination, they work, meet both helpful and hindering people, and do whatever it takes to find a home, even if they find it in an unexpected place. Does it make sense that I could write a summary without reading the book? I don't think so. I read it, I'm just wondering if my summary sounds good because I'm dyslexic and have trouble transferring my thoughts to paper.

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This is a pretty good summary but two complaints: 1. You could fix some of your phrasing to flow better. (Ex: About half the distance to their destination . . . . this line could be better written as "Halfway to their destination,"). Just read back over it and read it out loud. 2. This does not summarize the entire book. You make no mention of their aunt or grandmother. A huge part of Homecoming is the time they spend with Cilla and Abigail, along with Abigail's decision to keep them.

i was on here about a year ago and asked if anyone could help i had alot of life problems, ......?
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well i got crucified everyone thought i was aking for money, i was asking for help i clearly stated that i stated , eviction , etc. car problems, you name it , so things havent really changed , now i am homeless !! without a home for me and my children they are at family memebers while i day by day try to stay afloat , there is no space at my family house and now this past few months have been askin GOD for guidance, and HE reviled pregnant women shelter something i had never even thought of before he really spoke to me!!, oh did i mention in between last year and now i got pregnant,well it is time for a change never to hit this low again ,so i am trusting in the lord and he put this on my heart as a new beginning .......i have looked on many websites united way 211 for tampa florida and for bridgeport connecticut (this is where the father is), and read horror stories but want to make sure i am not missing anything!! so for the question! does any body have any info on pregnant women shelter ??? what are the best ones and what i should look out for? wow i always get that like the library is not open and people i may kno dont have computers ,ii dont have a place to stay of my own for my children with transportation but i am not stupid i kno how to access a computer , so please dont ask how am i using the internet, i am askin does anybody kno of any good shelters in BRIDGEPORT ,CT OR TAMPA ,FL. THAT I CAN LOOK UP OR A INFO THAT LINKS YOU TO GOOD SHELTERS IN ANY STATE . THANKYOU

Answer:
You can also look at the Department of Family and Children's Services in your area. They are not a big scary government agency wanting to take your children or new baby once he/she is born. They don't have enough foster homes to be pulling children just because the parents are having a hard time making ends meet. They offer alot of programs to help people get on their feet in order to keep their family together. There is also section 8 housing, WIC, TANF, food stamps... all of which your local health dept or family and children's agency can assist you with. Non-profit shelters are a wonderful opportunity for women. I highly suggest you using their services. They are there for a reason and you do not be worried about going to one. 211 is also a great resource, have you tried using it yet? I think your best bet is the shelter and they can help you get on your feet to get your family back together. Good luck honey, I pray all works out for you. PS There are many public places that offer free computer and internet services. What does it matter how she got online?

I make 36k and I want to buy house for 140k is that possible?
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Hi I am a social worker case worker who is interested in buying a house. I have been working for the past 3 years and i am in good standing with my job. My boyfriend financial background is not clean so we are not even going to put him on my application- however we pay 1200 in rent each month. We do plan to get married within the next year and a half. His friend's family is putting their house for sale for 140k and it is a nice house in a good location in bridgeport, connecticut. I am a first time home buyer and I do not know where to start. Please help me. My debt is I owe 310 each month for my car (I pay 340 so I can reduce the debt) and I have student loan 250 (but my mom pays that each month) although it is under my name. Is it possible to buy the house or should I forget about it. I have heard that there are programs that can help me with downpayment.

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It sounds expensive by any measure. The rule of thumb is that a mortgage not exceed 2x to 3x your annual salary. 2x of your salary is 72,000 and 3x is 108,000. Unless you can put down ~$32,000 to bring down the mortgage to under $108,000 it's probably too much. The rule of thumb comes from a more detailed analysis which is the 28/36 rule. This means that your housing payment should be no more than 28% of your gross monthly income and your total debt payments shouldn't be more than 36% of your gross monthly income. 28% of your gross monthly income is $840 a month. This payment includes principal and interest, but also has to include real estate taxes, homeowner's insurance and (if you put down less than 20%) private mortgage insurance. Real estate taxes are a wildcard here. You are looking in the northeast and real estate taxes are quite high. Let's make a couple of assumptions - you put down 10% and have a mortgage of $130,000. Your credit score is >750 so you get a great rate (5.25% today), real estate taxes are 2% of the home's value per year (not unrealistic in the NE - parts of upstate NY are almost 4%). Your homeowner's insurance is $50 a month and your PMI is $125 a month. Your housing payment would be ($718 + 235 + 50 + 125) for a grand total of $1128. So, your payment is 37.6% of your gross monthly income which is more than most lenders will allow. Next issue. Your total debt can't be more than 36% of your gross monthly income. That includes the mortgage payment. So, 36% of your gross is $1080. You subtract out $310 for the car and $250 for the student loan (the bank doesn't care that your mother pays it, they just know that you are responsible for it) and that leaves you with $520 available for a mortgage payment. Most banks will not touch you with a 10 foot pole for a loan this size. A first time homebuyer might qualify for an FHA loan with a 3.5% downpayment, but you're going to need some kind of downpayment. That you saved. good luck!

What are the point of short term cds? Or any CD for that matter.?
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The interest rates are low and you can find banks with competing interest rates just in a savings account. So why use a CD. For example, an HSBC CD has a rate of 2.5% w/ minimum deposit of $1,000. Lets say you do a year. You basically only earn $23.00. Might as well just keep it in your savings right? Im looking for ways to save my money but have it work for me as much as possible in a small amount of time. I live in Connecticut where home prices are just ridiculous. Too many rich people up here. I am trying to save for a home but I almost feel its hopeless. Unless I want to move to crime ridden Bridgeport and New Haven, it seems I may be out of luck. Any ideas or tips would be appreciated. I am single, $59000 salary, and only a few thousand in savings right now. Paying off a $3,000 credit card payment but no car payment.

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A CD typically pays higher interest than a savings account because you are exchanging liquidity (it's locked up for a period of time) for a higher return (higher interest rate). The basic premise in investing is that higher risk may earn higher rewards. Bank CDs are insured by the FDIC, so the risk of loss is low. Investing the same money in the stock market, which isn't insured, may earn you more money for the same period of time as the CD but with more risk of losing your investment. So, a CD is just a safe investment for a period of time.