Hard to give up your first car?
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..so i cant wait to get rid of mine
09-Jan-2007, 10:22 AM
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Originally posted by Oldspower
I agree to a certian point, hearing things like that, in my opinion, separates the hobbiests from the enthusiasts.
-Chris
I agree to a certian point, hearing things like that, in my opinion, separates the hobbiests from the enthusiasts.
-Chris
If everyone was keeping their 89 civic for the fear that they will cry themselves to death if they sell it, there would be no R&D going on.
09-Jan-2007, 11:17 AM
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it really hard i posted my car for sale twice and backed out., it's jus dat you put so much time/effort and money in it from the day u get it, all the mods the upgrades, its Your baby, and u dont want to see someones else F*ckin it up lol
09-Jan-2007, 11:58 AM
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Originally posted by h22_teg
it really hard i posted my car for sale twice and backed out., it's jus dat you put so much time/effort and money in it from the day u get it, all the mods the upgrades, its Your baby, and u dont want to see someones else F*ckin it up lol
it really hard i posted my car for sale twice and backed out., it's jus dat you put so much time/effort and money in it from the day u get it, all the mods the upgrades, its Your baby, and u dont want to see someones else F*ckin it up lol
09-Jan-2007, 12:22 PM
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Originally posted by ERTW
the longer you wait, the less money you will get back.. the fact that someone will **** with it is ineviteable.. its just a bunch of metal and plastic, it doesnt feel pain
the longer you wait, the less money you will get back.. the fact that someone will **** with it is ineviteable.. its just a bunch of metal and plastic, it doesnt feel pain
10-Jan-2007, 12:03 PM
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My first car was an 89 GMC S15 puckup. Was glad to see it go...lol.
When you customize and spend alot of time and money on your ride, you do get attatched to it, and it can be difficult to let go of it.
Thats why I've kept my 94 cavalier around to use as a project car so i don't screw up my daily driver....lol.
When you customize and spend alot of time and money on your ride, you do get attatched to it, and it can be difficult to let go of it.
Thats why I've kept my 94 cavalier around to use as a project car so i don't screw up my daily driver....lol.
10-Jan-2007, 12:09 PM
#31
well my first few cars were a breeze to let go... the honda is the only one I'm attached to. I think if a car's been good to you, you feel like you're betraying it by letting it go. if you have many problems with the car, or its a rustbucket, then you don't feel quite as bad.
12-Jan-2007, 01:36 PM
#36
Originally posted by Zyepher
big body car like a tsx
big body car like a tsx
it's a big body CHEVY not ACURA first of all... and secondly the TSX is like a.... small midsize classification. like a Jetta sized car...
would you call a jetta 'big body'
sounds to me like you need a cadillac coupe de ville or like... I picture you rollin in a 80s Chevy Caprice Classic. that's big body chevy son.
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