Mods How does everyone afford them!
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Jon ! Buy the Computer 50$mp3wannabe said:
need cash bad lolMazdaSpeedTurbo
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i just need cash it is just sitting here!!mp3wannabe said:
TeeTeeSpeed
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nice! i like that shiftboot. maybe ill buy one!
Grip & Drift
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- 2003.5 Yellow MSP, 1991 Black MR2 Turbo
well.. i bought my car cash... i hate loans.. so i normally save up then pay the whole thing at once.
but im not modding my MSP.. i really like the way it is stock. great car.
i put my money into my MR2. the one without the warrenty
but im not modding my MSP.. i really like the way it is stock. great car.
i put my money into my MR2. the one without the warrenty
I spent $2 this week on coffee in the morning before going to class. The rest of the time I ate in. It really saves a bunch of money over the long run, especially since I just got a $280 ticket for, of all things, not stopping completely at a stop sign, so I had to cut back on eating out. I spent about $45 in groceries this weekend and I still have enough to last me through next week.
The best thing to do is get hookups. Find friends, they don't even have to be MSP or Mazda owners, that are social butterflies and know a ton of people. I have a friend with a 95 n/a-T Supra that he did himself, and he gets discounts on rims, suspension, etc. I go through him first to see how much things will cost, and I don't get charged shipping or tax. Just go out and meet people.
Side note: Some school have pre-law programs, like the Ivy league schools and such. There isn't one at my school, but I just took a bunch of law classes and seminars geared towards law school. It doesn't even matter what major you have to get into law sschool, but I hear English helps out a lot once you get there. I'm sure the second highest ranked public school in the country (Michigan) will have such a program.
The best thing to do is get hookups. Find friends, they don't even have to be MSP or Mazda owners, that are social butterflies and know a ton of people. I have a friend with a 95 n/a-T Supra that he did himself, and he gets discounts on rims, suspension, etc. I go through him first to see how much things will cost, and I don't get charged shipping or tax. Just go out and meet people.
Side note: Some school have pre-law programs, like the Ivy league schools and such. There isn't one at my school, but I just took a bunch of law classes and seminars geared towards law school. It doesn't even matter what major you have to get into law sschool, but I hear English helps out a lot once you get there. I'm sure the second highest ranked public school in the country (Michigan) will have such a program.
