what is the consequence of using regular sandwich bags?
Freezer plastic bags are usually just thicker than regular plastic bags, and sandwich bags can be even thinner If you'll be keeping something in the freezer, you'll likely be keeping it there for awhile so you want a thicker bag just so it will take longer for the food to dry out and get freezer burn (or you can wrap the food with plastic wrap, aluminum foil, or even parchment paper before putting it in the bag which will do basically the same thing) It's not essential thoughIf you'll be keeping something in the frig, the thinness of the bags won't matter much because you usually won't need to keep it there very longand if you're just putting a sandwich in a bag for the day, the thinness will matter even lessRegardless of where the filled bag will be kept though, thicker bags are a little safer for liquids than thinner bags would be.
Here in South Georgia, Jeeps tend to sit for a LOOOOONNNGG time, don't know whyIf this is the case in your area, you can gamble on waitingAlso, remember that this is not the only Jeep out thereI got up and walked out of the dealership 3 times before the salesman finally chased me down in the parking lot with a deal I liked.
it's a good price but see if you can get they down a littlei have owned 3 jeeps in my life and my current is a `1999 jeep wrangler tj sport i payed 12,500 for al little over a year agojeeps hold there value no matter what year they areover all i do think that is a fair priceand for what the jeep that your looking at i would grab itautomatic trans always cost a little moreso yes that is not such a bad price.
