WHAT!!!! They are in the meet department. You don't know what your missing. That is the only Cornbread I will eat.

I've never saw them available before. I'll ask the butcher man, hes got everything under the sun.

Well I got my clearance to get on the launch pad in 11 days.

Now I got to just start worrying about some Zoren-type having to do the catheterization on me before I get to lay down on the slab.... Aww Geez.....

Tags: "No more positive ew tags plz" :icon17::icon17::icon17:

Well, now I found out the alternator on the Lexus is toast and killed my battery. So I'm not sure what will happen this afternoon :ugh2:

:tiphat:

Found a Denso reman alternator on Rock Auto for $105 :tup:

I remember living in northern NJ back in the day, so many toll roads, had a ziplock bag full of change in the truck, that little bag was like a tiny money pit.

At least our roads down here are pretty decent and well maintained, up north, I have no idea where the toll road $$ goes, but it’s definitely not back into road maintenance and repair.

Weren’t you looking into Phunk’s plan to retrofit a zf 8sp into a z? Paddle shifters might eventually have to be in your future. :driving:

Hope not tho, take care of that knee bud. :tiphat:

I’m glad I’m not the only one that does this. :icon17:

I go check on my “babies” every night and stare lovingly at them for a few minutes appreciating them and being thankful for what we have. (And planning out a mod list for them).

Jar, it seems like you have 10 cars and all of them are in some state of disrepair man. :p

He drags them all out of the weeds from behind some barn

It explains the bullet holes at least....

I will use a freaking stick. I am not giving up my third pedal.

Hey Lein,

Are you officially dunzo with trying to buy that house now or are you still thinking about it?

I was pondering your situation and I came to the conclusion that IF you still plan to press forward with this house, it might actually be better to take the 15k vs having the homeowner “fix” the foundation just so that you know it gets done properly. I would anticipate an extra 5-10k just in case bc no renovations ever go to plan and foundation repairs are no joke.

On the plus side, when it’s done you’ll have the most kickass dry safe and secure basement/foundation on the block.

PS— if the inspector found an active aka wet spot in the ceiling, I would get a roof inspection done as well if the og inspection didn’t include it, I bet at a minimum they’ll come back with a partial or full roof replacement recommendation. You can use that to drive down the asking price as well. Figure 5-15k for a partial to full roof replacement.

You can fix anything with enough skill and $$. You can’t fix location tho. If the renovated comps in your area are high enough $$, and you’ll be in the house long enough to build back up some equity it COULD make sense

Just don’t fall into the trap of overcorrecting the house and then you’ll never be right side up money wise. Your realtor should be able to run a bunch of the comps for you if they haven’t already, you can also use Zillow to get an idea for yourself. Don’t forget to snoop around on the property tax website to see what houses have recently been selling for in your area.