Buy Cars and Trucks in Fargo, North Dakota

Ford : Thunderbird Landau 1964 Ford Thunderbird Landau
 Ford : Thunderbird Landau 1964 Ford Thunderbird Landau
$2,025.00
$9,900.00
Time Left: 18h 26m
Chevrolet : Corvette Stingray 1975 CORVETTE STINGRAY RAGTOP CONVERTIBLE! LOOK!!!
 Chevrolet : Corvette Stingray 1975 CORVETTE STINGRAY RAGTOP CONVERTIBLE! LOOK!!!
$7,100.00 (16 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 23h 36m
Mercedes-Benz : 200-Series 250 Nicest old Mercedes you will find only 99241 actual miles
 Mercedes-Benz : 200-Series 250 Nicest old Mercedes you will find only 99241 actual miles
$200.00
$2,500.00
Time Left: 4d 10h 36m
Chevrolet : Nova SS 63 Chevy Nova SS Coupe
 Chevrolet : Nova SS 63 Chevy Nova SS Coupe
$17,900.00
Time Left: 4d 16h 2m
Chevrolet : C K Pickup 2500 C20 1969 Chevy C20 3 4 Ton Pickup, 85K, Restored
 Chevrolet : C K Pickup 2500 C20 1969 Chevy C20 3 4 Ton Pickup, 85K, Restored
$15,000.00
Time Left: 6d 16h 7m
Ford : F-150 Ford F150 SuperCrew 4x4, MoonRoof, Tonneau Cover
 Ford : F-150 Ford F150 SuperCrew 4x4, MoonRoof, Tonneau Cover
$22,000.00
Time Left: 6d 17h 17m

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Can you drive sport cars like Ferari or Bentley in North Dakota?
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I'm just curious because i love sport cars and i have never seen these cars in Fargo, ND. Is there a law that prohibits cars like that from North Dakota.

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There is no law against certain cars in North Dakota. The main reason you don't see those cars in this area is because they are impratical to own. People do own them but with our long winters and windy weather blowing dust and dirt around most people keep them in storage. This means that even if you do have enough money to buy one, you still have to have other vehicles to drive because you really can't enjoy driving a ferari in the snow. If you go to a car show you will usually spot 1 or 2 of these cars and the owners will tell you that they hardly ever drive the things.

how much would a plan cost if i left from fargo north dakota to florida? would bus be cheaper or plane?
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i was wondering how much would it cost to fly from fargo north dakota to orlando forida? its for two and what would be the cheapest hotel ? how much would the rent a car be?

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Take a flight. Borrow some money or sell some jewellery. Go there and either be a paying guest or pay for your lodge by working at a restaurant or bar and pay it off. Its easy. Just make sure you go safely and dont get hurt by strangers. Why whats wrong. Email me if you want some advice. Cheers MG

Where can 14 year-old (male) get a job in Fargo, North Dakota?
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I am 14 and i live in South Fargo, North Dakota. I am looking for a job to save up for a car. I am looking for a simple job such as working at a gas station, McDonalds/Burger King etc. I just want to know if i am eligible for a job before i go out and fill out an application.

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A great Job for Teens is doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. An easy way for teens to make extra money. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments http://ExtraCashForStudents.tk

You like the road scenery Fargo, North Dakota to Winnipeg "I-29 &Pembina Hwy"?
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Would you recommend this drive to people from Europe and Japan? Suppose they wanted to pay $3,500 Canadian dollars to fly to Fargo, North Dakota, then rent a car and do this amazing drive I-29 to Pembina Highway and then head home. Wouldn't that be a beautiful trip? and also hang out at the Forks and visit the West End Cultural Centre and the St. Boniface and Manitoba Museum and Zoo Bar in Osborne Village and North End, and Folklorama..... but mainly for the Fargo-Winnipeg drive

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If by interesting you mean FLAT AND BORING. Although, for someone coming from a country with as high a population density as japan, it would probably be very, very neat. I would also recommend taking them to the whiteshell. It is only 2 hours from winnipeg, and one of the hidden treasures of western/central canada. Grand beach is also neat for people not from here!

Getting your car to start in cold weather? (Fargo, ND)?
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Ok, I just moved to Fargo North Dakota from Portland Oregon for school purposes. I understand the winters in this region are quite cold..frequently below zero...and I am nervous about my 91 pontiac sunbird being able to start in those conditions. I've researched Engine Block heaters and other such heaters but the problem is, they all need to be plugged in, and my school has no electrical outlets on available in the parking lots. So my questions are as follows: 1. Am I overreacting...do people in these parts not actually use these? 2. Will my car have problems starting without a device such as these? If so, what would you recommend me do? THANK YOU

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The handbook for the old Russian Lada cars used to recommend switching on the headlights for 10 seconds. This warms the battery, so it will work better when operating the starter. Turn the lights off again before trying to start the engine. Also, change to a fully synthetic engine oil such as Mobil 1. This has a greater viscosity range 0W-40 or 5W-50, which will help the oil circulate in cold weather.

San Francisco to Fargo, ND - Which route is better for avoiding snow?
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I'm moving from San Francisco to Fargo, North Dakota the last week of October. There's two possible routes to take: 1) take I-80 East from San Francisco to Omaha, Nebraska which takes me through Reno, Salt Lake City, and Cheyenne, and then take I-29 North to Fargo; 2) take I-80 to Salt Lake City, Utah, then I-15 North to Butte, Montana, then I-90 East to Billings, Montana and finally I-94 East to Fargo. I'm driving a 17' truck and towing a car. I don't want to get snowed in as I only have 5 days to move. Please advise which route is safer for avoiding snow and whether I should carry snow chains and other safety gear, and if so, what kind of safety gear. Thanks in advanced.

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Hmm...in late October there could for sure be snonw in North Dakota. I would almost count on snow in Montana (I was there at the end of May last year and there was a blizzard). I guess your best bet would be the first option. I lived in Minnesota all my life until three months ago and never saw anyone use snow chains. But I'm not sure how Wyoming would be near Cheyenne at that time of year. If you have snow chains or are planning on getting them anyway, then go ahead and bring them. As for safety gear, make up a kit in case you get stranded. Include warm blankets, gloves, ski mask, matches, flares (although you'll be on interstates the entire time so you may not need those), bottles of water, extra food. Realize, though, that if there is an awful storm the interstates may close down and if you continue driving and get stuck, no one will come get you until the roads have been cleared.

Where should I run away to?
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I want to run away, and not the high school, teenager run away. I am 20 years old, I live with my brother and I support myself. I live in Fargo North Dakota. I have no specific destination, or person in mind to go to. I am just tired of my life and everyone in it. I have enough to get a greyhoud bus ticket to anywhere in America. (I have no car.). I am tired of my life, and want to run away. Any recomendations?

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homeless shelter FTW.

Are there any car rentals for under the age of 21?
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My boyfriend and I are at college out of state in North Dakota but are from NY and neither of us have our own car here at school. We are trying to rent a car to drive home from school being as this would be cheaper then having both of our parents drive here to pick us up. However, I'm only 20 and I can't seem to find a way to rent a car to drive from Fargo, ND to Rochester, NY without having to be over 21. If anyone could help, that would be greatly appreciated!

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North Dakota! haha.?
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Well, i happen to live in ND, and i find these jokes PRETTY funny. If "vacation" to you means going shopping for the weekend in Grand Forks, Fargo, Minot or Bismarck (while the kids swim at the Comfort Inn), You might live in North Dakota. If parking your car for the night involves an extension cord You might live in North Dakota If you consider it a sport to gather your food by drilling through 8 inches of ice and sitting there all day hoping that the food will swim by, You might live in North Dakota. If you're proud that your state makes the national news primarily because it houses the coldest spot in the nation, You might live in North Dakota. If you have ever refused to buy something because it's "too spendy", You might live in North Dakota If your local Dairy Queen is closed from November through March, You might live in North Dakota. If someone in a store offers you assistance, and they don't work there, You might live in North Dakota. If your dad's suntan stops at a line curving around the middle of his forehead, You might live in North Dakota. If you have worn shorts and a parka at the same time, You might live in North Dakota. If your town has an equal number of bars and churches, You might live in North Dakota. If you know how to correctly pronounce Medina, Cando, and Hebron, You might live in North Dakota. If you think that ketchup is a little too spicy, You might live in North Dakota. If you measure distance in hours, You might live in North Dakota. If your family vehicle is a crew cab pickup, You might live in North Dakota. If you know several people who have hit deer more than once, You might live in North Dakota. If you often switch from "heat" to "A/C"in the same day and back again, You might live in North Dakota. If you can drive 65 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard, without flinching, You mi yes, north dakota gets A LOT of snow each year. probably about 6-8 feet. theres a lot of escape routes.

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cute very cute been there a couple of years ago was in Fargo and i was wondering why they have gates in areas of the interstates?? is it because of the snow?? that bad??

NHL team in North Dakota?
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I heard a suggestion that with all of the talk surrounding Phoenix that Kansas City, Quebec City, Las Vegas, Seattle, Portland, and Milwaukee are being seriously considered for the team with Quebec and Seattle as front-runners. However, I heard somebody on the radio in the car, not sure which station, suggest that Baltimore and North Dakota are very interested and viable options for a team. This got me thinking, is North Dakota actually a viable market, being so close to Minnesota and all. But what I heard was that with the success of the North Dakota fighting sioux that Fargo could house a team. They have a metropolitan area of 210 000, plus surrounding areas of Bismark and Minnesota could mean a total of about 450 000 people. The smallest NHL market in terms of population ever was Hartford at 125,000 people and some say that if they had a better on ice product would have been there longer. What do you think. Right now they have a 19 000 seat arena but I don't think a team could be supported because of a lack of financial support from big companies and because they have two markets relatively close to them in Minnesota and Winnipeg. I feel like that every other market that has been suggested would probably be better but I do not know if the fans would be as passionate. I don't think there is a chance an NHL team will ever be put there but an AHL team would be great.

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I could see a team in North Dakota but if any city were to get it would be Quebec City, Quebec.