The "show yourself post"
11-09-10, 09:16 PM
#107
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Sorry if that was confusing, but you asked... Basically, just years of hard work with virtually no expenses.
11-10-10, 08:53 AM
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he just looks young to me james, i dunno why but he does
the sleeveless look, always nice
lol
get off the phone and concentrate lol...
ALOT of people seem to share that thought 
yeah i got you, i been working since i was 15 and like 2 jobs since i was 18 but i have ALWAYS had bills/expenses
i was thinking the same thing lol, no where is your pic?
is that why your sn is lowkut?i grow mine a little bit in the winter also...i havent shaved my head or face in 2 weeks, for all you folks my age, i feel like woolywilly when you pile all the magentic shavings on his head
the sleeveless look, always nice
lolyeah i got you, i been working since i was 15 and like 2 jobs since i was 18 but i have ALWAYS had bills/expenses
i was thinking the same thing lol, no where is your pic?
is that why your sn is lowkut?i grow mine a little bit in the winter also...i havent shaved my head or face in 2 weeks, for all you folks my age, i feel like woolywilly when you pile all the magentic shavings on his head
11-10-10, 11:14 AM
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Well my trick was to start working early at the age of 14 for cash. Once I turned 16 I got a job working at Foot Locker doing about 35 hours a week. Saved up a good $12k by the time I turned 17 and bought myself the GS. I turned 18 and got a full time job at USPS, and through connections, I started at 13 dollars an hour; I kept the Foot Locker Job for the weekends bringing in about $600 a week, give or take a few. Didn't really have any expenses other than gas and insurance costs. I was able to save up a **** load of money so I bought an 05 330Ci ZHP. My father had an LS460 but was moving to Canada and had me take over everything, including the LS. I took that LS along with the BMW and traded it in for an LS460L of the same year and the dealer paid me the difference. I quit my jobs at both USPS and Foot Locker when I was offered a job from a high end car dealership, which I choose not to disclose. My father moved back home because he thinks Canada sucks. I paid him back for the ride with the new money I was making along with the money I got back from the trade in and he picked up another LS460.
Sorry if that was confusing, but you asked... Basically, just years of hard work with virtually no expenses.
Sorry if that was confusing, but you asked... Basically, just years of hard work with virtually no expenses.
11-10-10, 11:17 AM
#116
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gross and its not as uncommon as you think although it is a chunk of cash....brent rau used to run one in and broke into the high 6's.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/bren...nals_77587.htm
http://www.streetfire.net/video/bren...nals_77587.htm
I'm interested in more of a street car setup, a wild one, but not fully custom. I'm really considering going with an awd automatic (automagic) setup. Much more consistent with smoother power delivery. Doesn't break **** quite as often. Check out these guys: C Dub Talons - Midwest's fastest street cars
11-10-10, 09:41 PM
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11-11-10, 10:58 AM
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get a pen and how long you got?
how can you NOT mention Mr Rau, he was one of the first MAJOR pioneers for the DSM crowd or atleast a major one who got into the limelight? although your right his car is in its own league nowadays
LOL i coulda used some tech support back in the day
LOL i coulda used some tech support back in the day
