My new purchase (yesterday) is a 2001 S60. Exterior and mechanicals are excellent. Interior is trashed and apparently goona be hard to find parts to fix. It is a 5 speed with cloth seats. The console cupholer, all 4 door panels and the rear seat need to be replaced. Besides that, a pound of sliced roast beef, some provolone, ciabata rolls, and toilet paper. Hey, you asked! LOL

 

New desktop pc, new hard drive for old pc, gas for snow blower, band-aids.

 

1.set of metric wrenches, soldering gun, metal file, and a light from a garage sale.
2. light switch to use for the blower motor in my mothers 2002 s60 as I am not going to pay $80 for the "resistor" when i still need to pay $300 to get my grandmothers car transfered, registered, and inspected to the state of texas.
3. windshield wipers, a battery, a tire, and an oil change for my grandmothers car. (a little over $200 in total!)
4. flux remover, 99.99% alchahol, cotton swabs, rubber renue, and I also got some flux from my works dumpster.
5. msp430, small transformer driver chips, NAND gates, FPGA power supplies, and LI-ION charging chips. all from Texas Instruments as free samples... all seem to work great.


Now if only TI would make some high amperage relays I could work with. :P

 

2 sets of snow tires.
coat hangers, windex, paper towels, 4 15" used rims, popcorn, 2 egg'a muffins

 

Well I purchased my 2007 Volvo S80 3.2 L6 Yesterday, I also purchased a 2004 Impala 3.4l V6 about 3 1/2 weeks ago and it died within 3 weeks, thus the decision to switch to an import... I purchased a 8" memory foam queen size mattress literally to put on top of my 8" queen spring mattress to essentially make a mock hybrid mattress... I think that about sums it up honestly.