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poboxjosh said:
you coming to the Mazda6 meet next sunday? how much do you you want for the eye-lids?
MSP parting out.
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you coming to the Mazda6 meet next sunday? how much do you you want for the eye-lids?
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interested in the gauge pod and gauges if it falls through, eyelids as well....RI baby! lol
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poboxjosh said:
the unichip or the eye-lids slug has claims on?
let me know the total shipped price. thanks!!!BostonMSProtege
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Wow Josh, you just spent all the time and money on your car and now you are throwing it all away? I'm modding my car too but I plan on keeping it for a long time thus getting my moneys worth out of every mod.
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Just put a tow hitch on the msp.
or something. I own a pizza place now on campus at URI. One of the dining halls is closing for 18months and i was given the opportunity to by a truck and sell food out of the parking lot of the dining hall. So I just bought i food trailer. The things you see on street corners in NYC. But i also have a boat that i used to have to rely on a friend to move around and a pair of jet skis.
im out on the unichip....
i would buy a truck man (in addition to msp). im sure with the evo hood which I dont think lauren had rain guards for, the additional power you put down to the front wheels from your mods and your fmic you would rather not drive it in the winter anyways so there is a dual purpose.
just get a used truck. I found a deal on my 98 f150 for 7 grand I think last november. You can probably purchase it as a company vehicle, throw business decals on the doors and get all kinds of discounts and kickbacks right? pay for it with business money instead of personal takehome? or maybe you are doing that anyways.
If you are tired of the msp thats one thing but otherwise a decent full-sized used truck that will still be a reliable workhorse can be had for little money, spread the payments over 5 years and its not that expensive. I mean i dont know what truck you are looking at but brand new full size 4x4 trucks can get into the 30s pretty quick, so then you have one 30k truck vs. a 20k car you have invested money itno and (maybe) enjoy driving plus a 10k work truck that you wont hesitate to let other people for work (your manager) drive to take your trailer somewhere if you decide to setup at a fair this fall or something. From my own experience I cant tell you how much I love having a truck that I did not spend much money on, that came to me imperfect and so I never ever find myself concerned about beating it around a bit (towing a boat for long distances, going offroad, climbing into it when dirty from riding atvs, ramming atv into front of bed by accident, lending it to friend etc...)
anyways, no money for chip right now for me
sorry, sounds like you have plenty of other offers anyways. I was in a similar situation last fall when i bought my condo and a truck and since then, i have thought a bunch of times about trading both in and getting a nice truck like a silverado ss.....but having a truck that you can treat like a truck and a fun car you can enjoy like a fun car really is nice.
i would buy a truck man (in addition to msp). im sure with the evo hood which I dont think lauren had rain guards for, the additional power you put down to the front wheels from your mods and your fmic you would rather not drive it in the winter anyways so there is a dual purpose.
just get a used truck. I found a deal on my 98 f150 for 7 grand I think last november. You can probably purchase it as a company vehicle, throw business decals on the doors and get all kinds of discounts and kickbacks right? pay for it with business money instead of personal takehome? or maybe you are doing that anyways.
If you are tired of the msp thats one thing but otherwise a decent full-sized used truck that will still be a reliable workhorse can be had for little money, spread the payments over 5 years and its not that expensive. I mean i dont know what truck you are looking at but brand new full size 4x4 trucks can get into the 30s pretty quick, so then you have one 30k truck vs. a 20k car you have invested money itno and (maybe) enjoy driving plus a 10k work truck that you wont hesitate to let other people for work (your manager) drive to take your trailer somewhere if you decide to setup at a fair this fall or something. From my own experience I cant tell you how much I love having a truck that I did not spend much money on, that came to me imperfect and so I never ever find myself concerned about beating it around a bit (towing a boat for long distances, going offroad, climbing into it when dirty from riding atvs, ramming atv into front of bed by accident, lending it to friend etc...)
anyways, no money for chip right now for me
sorry, sounds like you have plenty of other offers anyways. I was in a similar situation last fall when i bought my condo and a truck and since then, i have thought a bunch of times about trading both in and getting a nice truck like a silverado ss.....but having a truck that you can treat like a truck and a fun car you can enjoy like a fun car really is nice.New Posts and Comments
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