I think he is going DONKS!!!!!!
I just cant justify putting too much money in vehicles,too many other things to have to do with my money being a bum musician. I just get what I can afford and then maintain em well and maybe do a few mods here and there. Waitin to hit the lottery big or have a long lost uncle croak and leave me some big cash so I can do the Jay Leno thing. A guy can dream.
Had to throw in a pic of the wifes meat and potatoes 05' Stratus,pretty boring car for myself but she likes sedans that are affordable and that she can pay cash for new because she puts alot of miles on a car going back and forth on the BA to Ttown to the office every day and doing all of the stuff she does driving all over the place- she did at least let me put in a badazz sound system in it with an MP3 slot for when I drive it,even though sometimes I forget to turn the sub off and she comes in later bitching about the bass being turned up too high. I showed her how to turn the sub off on the remote more than a few times. Waaa.
The only 2 vehicles that Ive ever owned just for me as my very own vehicles,and the only vehicles that Ive bought brand new just for myself- bought my 88' S-10 Blazer Tahoe pcg w/4x4 right after graduating highschool in California to tool around in at the beach and at our place in northern Cali up in the mountains; and bought my 98' Toyota Supra/California model right after marrying wife number two. Didnt know when I bought the car that I would be moving to Iowa in a few years. Moved there in the summer. By November the car was useless as it snows like a mfkr in Iowa. It wasnt the best vehicle to have in the usual 3 feet of snow that you have there from November to April,luckily I have the Blazer to get around in in the snow. Divorced from #2 now and I got to keep my car and my truck- she got the newly built house, and everything else. We share a kid and a business still.
My son and his Blazer,he's ready to start working on it to get it ready for when he gets his license- in 2 years. We can all wait on that day after what we went thru 2 years ago when his sister got her license.
One of my ratrod bicycles- I enjoy just slowly tooling around the neighborhood on my bicycles gettin me some exercise, just me and my MP3 player.
I absolutely love 63' Caddys and 60s Caddy Hearses- still working on trying to find another old Caddy Hearse to restore for our Iowa tattoo shop. Ive owned several of each over the years that we've restored or had restored but stupidly I keep selling them when I get offers I cant refuse. The fun though is in looking for one and then rebuilding it from nothing to something anyways.
One of our tattoo artists and my good buddy who works for us in our shops built the 63' Caddy for the shops- he did all of the airbrushing of the flames and other art,showing that tattoo artists can do other art mediums besides just on skin.
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Had to throw in a pic of the wifes meat and potatoes 05' Stratus,pretty boring car for myself but she likes sedans that are affordable and that she can pay cash for new because she puts alot of miles on a car going back and forth on the BA to Ttown to the office every day and doing all of the stuff she does driving all over the place- she did at least let me put in a badazz sound system in it with an MP3 slot for when I drive it,even though sometimes I forget to turn the sub off and she comes in later bitching about the bass being turned up too high. I showed her how to turn the sub off on the remote more than a few times. Waaa.
The only 2 vehicles that Ive ever owned just for me as my very own vehicles,and the only vehicles that Ive bought brand new just for myself- bought my 88' S-10 Blazer Tahoe pcg w/4x4 right after graduating highschool in California to tool around in at the beach and at our place in northern Cali up in the mountains; and bought my 98' Toyota Supra/California model right after marrying wife number two. Didnt know when I bought the car that I would be moving to Iowa in a few years. Moved there in the summer. By November the car was useless as it snows like a mfkr in Iowa. It wasnt the best vehicle to have in the usual 3 feet of snow that you have there from November to April,luckily I have the Blazer to get around in in the snow. Divorced from #2 now and I got to keep my car and my truck- she got the newly built house, and everything else. We share a kid and a business still.
My son and his Blazer,he's ready to start working on it to get it ready for when he gets his license- in 2 years. We can all wait on that day after what we went thru 2 years ago when his sister got her license.
One of my ratrod bicycles- I enjoy just slowly tooling around the neighborhood on my bicycles gettin me some exercise, just me and my MP3 player.
I absolutely love 63' Caddys and 60s Caddy Hearses- still working on trying to find another old Caddy Hearse to restore for our Iowa tattoo shop. Ive owned several of each over the years that we've restored or had restored but stupidly I keep selling them when I get offers I cant refuse. The fun though is in looking for one and then rebuilding it from nothing to something anyways.
One of our tattoo artists and my good buddy who works for us in our shops built the 63' Caddy for the shops- he did all of the airbrushing of the flames and other art,showing that tattoo artists can do other art mediums besides just on skin.
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I just cant justify putting too much money in vehicles,too many other things to have to do with my money being a bum musician. I just get what I can afford and then maintain em well and maybe do a few mods here and there. Waitin to hit the lottery big or have a long lost uncle croak and leave m
Had to throw in a pic of the wifes meat and potatoes 05' Stratus,pretty boring car for myself but she likes sedans that are affordable and that she can pay cash for new because she puts alot of miles on a car going back and forth on the BA to Ttown to the office every day and doing all of the stuff she does driving all over the place- she did at least let me put in a badazz sound system in it with an MP3 slot for when I drive it,even though sometimes I forget to turn the sub off and she comes in later bitching about the bass being turned up too high. I showed her how to turn the sub off on the remote more than a few times. Waaa.
The only 2 vehicles that Ive ever owned just for me as my very own vehicles,and the only vehicles that Ive bought brand new just for myself- bought my 88' S-10 Blazer Tahoe pcg w/4x4 right after graduating highschool in California to tool around in at the beach and at our place in northern Cali up in the mountains; and bought my 98' Toyota Supra/California model right after marrying wife number two. Didnt know when I bought the car that I would be moving to Iowa in a few years. Moved there in the summer. By November the car was useless as it snows like a mfkr in Iowa. It wasnt the best vehicle to have in the usual 3 feet of snow that you have there from November to April,luckily I have the Blazer to get around in in the snow. Divorced from #2 now and I got to keep my car and my truck- she got the newly built house, and everything else. We share a kid and a business still.
My son and his Blazer,he's ready to start working on it to get it ready for when he gets his license- in 2 years. We can all wait on that day after what we went thru 2 years ago when his sister got her license.
One of my ratrod bicycles- I enjoy just slowly tooling around the neighborhood on my bicycles gettin me some exercise, just me and my MP3 player.
I absolutely love 63' Caddys and 60s Caddy Hearses- still working on trying to find another old Caddy Hearse to restore for our Iowa tattoo shop. Ive owned several of each over the years that we've restored or had restored but stupidly I keep selling them when I get offers I cant refuse. The fun though is in looking for one and then rebuilding it from nothing to something anyways.
One of our tattoo artists and my good buddy who works for us in our shops built the 63' Caddy for the shops- he did all of the airbrushing of the flames and other art,showing that tattoo artists can do other art mediums besides just on skin.
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You'd probably be suprised about how much I invested in my car or how little I invested; depending on your perspective
Not gonna say how much but, let's just say I got a VERY nice deal from the gentleman I bought it from.
Only if someone in my posse pulls a gat on a punk slippin'
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Dude,I am so jealous of you. That car is SWEEEET. No matter how man guns I had on me if I drove that car back to where Im from in California I would be killed for it. Nice nice nice.
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