Ever get that feeling?

[Nikku]

and if you own an suv its mandatory that you have a faded american flag and a yellow ribbon on it

i found a ribbon that said "support magnetic ribbons"

i want one

[Bennett @ ESG]

Im feelin ya homie.

[.anny.]

Well.. when I get my car or "your new project car" hopefully sometime soon now, we'll switch it up every now and then.. okay?

[Nikku]

OMFG i posted my RX7 for sale today and someone is already saying they are very very interested

[Sean @ NDF]

I've decided to officially make this my project car. Despite the fact that I am still in college and dont have that much money. I want to invest in another car. I want to build it right, from the start. No second guessing the parts I buy, no settling for less. I will be patient this time...

I just feel that it takes the fun out of driving a car that you build, when you drive it every single day. It loses its flavor too fast.

Back on topic.

I'm doing exactly this with my 240, and let me tell you it's even more frustrating to "do it right" because people don't always realize the sacrifices you have to make to complete your dream car correctly. People will ceaselessly ask you when your car is finished and give you disgusted/annoyed looks when you tell them that a vital parts is still on it's way. Never buy a part that you will not be 100% happy with, but happily use the stock parts until you can afford what you want. Stock rims and tires on a car that has easily 600rwhp isn't good, but it's better than waiting to drive it until you can afford the wheels/tires/5-lug hubs/brakes that all need to come at once.

Sorry to vent in your thread, but there's a lesson to be shared. Project cars are best, if you're patient and capable of telling other people to shut the fuck up and wait.

yea, i feel you. Thats the kind of car I want to own...I'll just have to be patient

[Nikku]

I've decided to officially make this my project car. Despite the fact that I am still in college and dont have that much money. I want to invest in another car. I want to build it right, from the start. No second guessing the parts I buy, no settling for less. I will be patient this time...

I just feel that it takes the fun out of driving a car that you build, when you drive it every single day. It loses its flavor too fast.

Back on topic.

I'm doing exactly this with my 240, and let me tell you it's even more frustrating to "do it right" because people don't always realize the sacrifices you have to make to complete your dream car correctly. People will ceaselessly ask you when your car is finished and give you disgusted/annoyed looks when you tell them that a vital parts is still on it's way. Never buy a part that you will not be 100% happy with, but happily use the stock parts until you can afford what you want. Stock rims and tires on a car that has easily 600rwhp isn't good, but it's better than waiting to drive it until you can afford the wheels/tires/5-lug hubs/brakes that all need to come at once.

Sorry to vent in your thread, but there's a lesson to be shared. Project cars are best, if you're patient and capable of telling other people to shut the fuck up and wait.

yea, i feel you. Thats the kind of car I want to own...I'll just have to be patient

just buy a skyline

[77]

just buy a skyline

Hush child, too 'spensive.

[Nikku]

just buy a skyline

Hush child, too 'spensive.

no such thing

[Secret Squirrel]

^^^ u bitch about gas prices and turn around and say there is no such thing as too expensive??


lol



SS

[Nikku]

^^^ u bitch about gas prices and turn around and say there is no such thing as too expensive??


lol



SS

for a car gas prices are too expensive