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Will go one year. Maybe this one.
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Thank you, David.
A friend of mine and I in high school used to goof around and call each other Ian and Nigel in terrible British accents. I got the car in North Chesterfield, a suburb of Richmond, Virginia and my friend lives in Richmond, so that's the connection.
We name all our cars, not that we have a dozen, but it makes faster references in car usage and maintenance discussions. Plus, they're like pets, right?
