Our Cars (dream or actual)
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Ok to make up for that…
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shudder. Should have at least made the outside khaki and maybe the interior Burberry plaid. Though on a car that is also heinous.
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So I'm gonna be getting a 2000 Jeep Cherokee this week. Has a new engine with less than 1000 miles on it, new radiator, new water pump, for $3500. Less than 1/3 of what I budgeted for a new car. Wondering how I can pimp this thing without looking like a 17 year old driving around town…
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shudder. Should have at least made the outside khaki and maybe the interior Burberry plaid. Though on a car that is also heinous.
There was also a limited edition Gucci Fiat 500….. Barf. One Christmas in Peoria I saw a late 90s Stratus that someone had spray painted purple and then airbrushed on fake LV graphics. Classy!
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So I'm gonna be getting a 2000 Jeep Cherokee this week. Has a new engine with less than 1000 miles on it, new radiator, new water pump, for $3500. Less than 1/3 of what I budgeted for a new car. Wondering how I can pimp this thing without looking like a 17 year old driving around town…
Bags, just rock it for what it is. Other than getting tires and/or wheels, just keep it as stock as long as you can stand it. You'll probably never see a dime of what you put into it if you sell it later on. Trust me…
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So I'm gonna be getting a 2000 Jeep Cherokee this week. Has a new engine with less than 1000 miles on it, new radiator, new water pump, for $3500. Less than 1/3 of what I budgeted for a new car. Wondering how I can pimp this thing without looking like a 17 year old driving around town…
The sensible response - take care of any rust/safety issues and bank the rest for maintenance, etc. Clint is spot on.
Or spend the rest of the cash on a motorcycle.
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Putting money into non classics is a waste, and a wast for classics sometimes even. Just rock it as is and beat it up. It is a jeep after all. If you travel a lot then throw some Yakima racks and shit on it cause its nice having the room inside to sleep or whatever when traveling. I have a jeep and I have drove it all around this country. As long as its a v6 and not v8, it will run like a monster. Be wary of the old v8 jeeps though because they often blow transmissions
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Picked up a new whip
1969 GMC 1500, 307 with a 4 speed. Very little on this truck is original, or even there for that matter, so I'm gonna get to have a lot of fun with this one. I've got it driving reliably around town for now. Wiring, body work, suspension, bed outfit, paint… Should be done quickly, right?
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fuck yeah
love those years tj
my old man had a 72 k5 blazer when i was a kid
it got stolen and when he got it "back" it was basically a shell and a roller
so when he rebuilt it every panel was a different color from all the donor trucks
she was named the rainbow warrior
35"s and a slight lift -
In the vein of a few days ago.
http://www.selectism.com/2013/08/21/mercedes-benz-ushuaia-ibiza-beach-hotel/
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That's a proper pimp car
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Be wary of the old v8 jeeps though because they often blow transmissions
This is what happened to mine a number of years ago. I was a jeep but until then, but still catch myself desiring one again from time to time. :-\
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Finn: maybe you should get the new AMG Black!..
So fucking sick
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
