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i have allways loved vettes, my dad and my grandfather have owner many of them, from stingrays, to split windows, my dad has a 82 right now with 60k origanil miles on it, red with red interior, t tops and 4 speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by B18c1Turboed
i just want a TT C5 :idb:
I'm undecided, dealers are going to be ridiculous with the new GT-R but I want one so I'll probably wait till the madness dies down. The new M3 looks nice as well but I don't believe it will stack up.
Business has been going REALLY well this month and if this trend continues to grow at a nice pace over the next year or so then a 997 GT3 is in the future without a doubt.
Maybe a TWin Turbo E46!
Awesome, man! Happy to hear. GT3s are baller.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony
LOL RWD Muscle FTW!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CH@Dbee
See if where talking about something we would love to own and build, if ever i ever have the time and money i WILL own a 68 Z28!!!!! :bump:
tired and hate my tC waitin for somethin to happen to this thing but it will probably never happen but once it does taking a 20k loan buying a na supra with insane miles on it and doin a jdm 2jz gte swap with the 6spd get the body and interior to like new condition and ride for a while
C6 Vette
Z4M Coupe
996 GT3
997 GT3
996 TT
Challenge Stradale (if I rob a bank)
69 Yenko Camaro FTMFW
Still have my S4 but it's completely stock now still restoring/building my Sr-510...Trying to sell the S4 finish the datsun and prolbably do the same. After all thats done I would get a pick up truck or nice luxary suv.
I agree with charles on this one....fuck performance cars. I would rather take all that money invested into performance parts and throw it into stocks, and get ready for early retirement
Do both. Maybe not to an extreme on either side, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by St0lenR
I still have fun modding my car. I know it's not the fastest, but it's pretty quick. Instead of dumping so much money into a car, we still make retirement our #1 priority. So I can enjoy a decently quick car and still retire a multimillionaire at the ripe age of 45. :D
Little bit into cars, little bit into 401k/investments.
Good advice in the last couple of posts. Thats exactly what I'm doing this summer; working overtime since I'm not taking classes, using a little for the car and a little for investment. Always best to start young.
Its rough if you start from scratch completely.. its going on two years and I cannot explain how depressing it can be not to have what you want, but the sacrifice is paying off. Got the house, 401k, and once the business is doing well I will make up for all of this lost time with interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by St0lenR
Compound Interest FTW!
I'm going to minor in Finance, and can't stress the importance of saving smart, and saving early for your "golden years" :)
If I give a shit 'bout performance cars later on... maybe I'll invest in a Noble.
Well see, I was trying to do both. "i bought my house and my datsun at the same time...after investing soo much in car i realized how much i could've have put into my house to make the value go up. We all live and learn and make mistakes and ya maybe after i get myself situated and have enough to play with then i might get back into the car thing again but it won't be to go fast it will simply be a restoration projectQuote:
Originally Posted by tony
As long as you know your priorities.
And Tony, I know it takes a lot of self discipline to get to where you're at. Being an enthusiast and keeping your cool when you could've made cars a priority.
The payoff is always worth it.
lotus elise or acura tl or a M series
Loving my Z06 but will probably get a second vehicle here soon..
Probably a diesel truck or Range Rover.
I bought my Z at 22...just gotta work hard and save moneys!!