Are you in the advanced stages of prepping for disaster and ready to buy a bulk supply of diesel fuel? If so, good for you! You're well on your way to being able to sustain a self-sufficient lifestyle should trouble ever strike. However, if you're serious about prepping, just buying a bunch of diesel fuel and checking it off your list isn't enough; read on for 3 tips every prepper should know about stocking up on diesel fuel.
When you buy a used vehicle, you are taking on the responsibility of dealing with problems left behind by the previous owner. On the other hand, you are also gaining all of the aftermarket parts installed on the truck and trailer in the past. The tradeoff is definitely worthwhile since sellers cannot usually wrap the value of the aftermarket parts into the asking price. While searching for a used semi truck and trailer, keep your eye out for aftermarket parts that improve power, safety and fuel mileage to obtain a vehicle that's better than stock.
Good credit is a bit hard to come by these days, especially when it comes to loans for new and used vehicles. Recent surveys show that at least one-third of all Americans have credit scores below 620, disqualifying them from most auto loans as well as traditional mortgages.
But just because you have a less-than-ideal credit score doesn't mean you're completely shut out of buying the new or used vehicle you been looking for.
If you were recently involved in a fender-bender, you may feel that the damage is not major enough to have a professional fix it. However, you may want to minimize the appearance of it. Below are simple fixes you can perform yourself on your small dents, minor scratches, and superficial scrapes.
Small Dents
The first thing you need to do is to pull out any small dents. Doing so will give you a clearer idea of how many scratches or scrapes are present.
