Some day but not yet!

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Y'all are freakin old! :eek:

32 year old mind stuck in a 64 year old body. :shakes head:

12 year old mind stuck in a 39 year old body here.

So I just did some updates on my build spreadsheet. I'm not sure I should have :eekdance: Calculated that I've spent about $15K on aftermarket part purchases (not including consumables) over the years. Should have just gone boost :icon17:

Sounds about right. Probably a bit less for me if i ignore the exhaust setups i swapped multiple times. (or the multiple blown clutches)

33 year old that feels like 100000000000000000000. I've had a rough life....

Let me stick my **** in your *** and then you can tell me how old I am!

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You couldve challenged him to a push up contest, a 2 mile run challenge ... but NOOOOOO..!!!! :wtf2:

BTW, FP just called you REALLY REALLY old.

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Nope just double that and add another 5k! Let's put it this way. I have spent that much on my Z since I blew the motor and she is still a roller!

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i'm the same except i' m actually 32.......

:shakes head:

is that like counting rings on a tree?......

i mean if it was length based you have an advantage :stirthepot:

:bowrofl:

lol that boost comment was a complete joke. Because everything I spent is towards supporting mods for boost or a solid track upgrade. The only thing I probably wouldn't keep for a boost build is the Takeda intake. Probably hit $25K-30K pretty easy with one of the less expensive boost kits :ugh:

No is right! I'm am the herd bull and if you mess with the bull you will get the horns!!!:gtfo2:

Yep, old enough to be his dad. Where do you think his dark complexion came from?

HI dad! It's you're son! Once removed.

^^^THIS^^^

Most of us boosted guys are staring at $20k+ in the rear view mirror. I know I quit counting at $20k.

^^ this is why i'm still not boosted. I know too many people constantly pouring money into their car instead of driving it.

Now buying a car that is already boosted, that's different.

If you want a tree analogy, two words....Black Walnut! That's because he will get the full meal deal...nuts and all the flavor!:wtf2:

:pics: Miss you!!!

:wtf2:

i guess mine would be pasta and sauce........or coronavirus. i mean it's all italian right?

:bowrofl:

this is why i bought a GTR and didnt boost the Z lol

LMAO! How do you think mine broke setting in the garage waiting on the next car show. My girl ain't no mall crawler!:icon23:

I'm on a roll. Not much a post whore but it is kind of fun!

liar lol

:postwhore:

Stocks are still down...anybody buying?

Not yet. Waiting for it to go down even further.

I'm around 11k myself. But that's with a lot of very careful shopping, and buying/reselling from part outs. I actually calculated it out yesterday. I'd be $25k in if I'd bought stuff new, and resold nothing.

i'm tempted. but no idea what to buy or when the bottom will actually hit.

i was listening to an infectious disease Dr. saying we have 7-13 more months of this thing.

so stocks could drop even further.

That would certainly cure JAR's hemorrhoids.

I think you're right to do this. I did buy a bit during the previous dips, but I think we've got a little more to go.

at least tuck em in for a little bit.

Buy Home Depot. No one will be taking vacations this spring/summer. Everyone will be @ home and pulling their home equity to do renovations/additions. Gardening stocks as well.

actually didnt even think about that.

sadly, in the cafe here at work i heard people talking about how they just flew.......


nah nah, you people need to go away like far away lol

Amen to that. I have been asked if I am going to still drive my car as I did before it broke. The answer to that is Hell yeah!!!!!

When the bottom hits, buy stuff that was good before. Visa, Amzn, JPM, Msft - chances are you can pick it up at a discount. It's like going back to 2016 stock prices.

I stopped adding it up myself. It was a Holey chit moment. Never do that again.

that was gonna be my dummy proof plan lol

The drop this week was mainly from the oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia (and coronavirus to an extent). The first drop in the market a week or two ago was from Coronavirus, but that lasted a weekend before the market recovered.

ahhhh well obviously i havent followed it too closely.

i'm just hoping whatever my 401k is in didnt get hit too hard.