I can't let her go...
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I can't let her go...
So recently, I made a thread about parting out my coupe. I did some math and even on a trade-in, I'd still probably have to carry 3-4k over on my new truck.
I've been carrying negative equity over on cars every time I've bought them. Sucks.
So now I'm trying to get the motivation to keep going with my G...
What has some people done when they felt like they were letting go?
Help me out friends...I want the love back...
I've been carrying negative equity over on cars every time I've bought them. Sucks.
So now I'm trying to get the motivation to keep going with my G...
What has some people done when they felt like they were letting go?
Help me out friends...I want the love back...
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Why do you feel like you have to 'keep going'? The G35 is just a car, if you've lost your passion or interest in modding it, just part it out and drive it like a daily driver until the wheels fall off. That way you save a lot of money, a lot of hassle and headache that modding inevitably brings, and will be able to save some money for your next car so you won't be in the same situation.
This is what I am planning to do in two years when I graduate from school. Part out all of my expensive mods then drive the car until it dies.
This is what I am planning to do in two years when I graduate from school. Part out all of my expensive mods then drive the car until it dies.
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Why do you feel like you have to 'keep going'? The G35 is just a car, if you've lost your passion or interest in modding it, just part it out and drive it like a daily driver until the wheels fall off. That way you save a lot of money, a lot of hassle and headache that modding inevitably brings, and will be able to save some money for your next car so you won't be in the same situation.
This is what I am planning to do in two years when I graduate from school. Part out all of my expensive mods then drive the car until it dies.
This is what I am planning to do in two years when I graduate from school. Part out all of my expensive mods then drive the car until it dies.
But I was also thinking of selling my Civic and just buying an older small truck so I can start working on my house without asking people to use their trucks...idk
and as for modding...good point but I never leave anything stock lmfao
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compound turbo charge it, roll cage it and then go here http://www.scta-bni.org/ i have yet to see or even hear about a G doing this, it's my dream to do this with my G keyword is dream.
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
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That's one of the reason I don't do any major mods on vehicles anymore. Not only do you have your car payments but you've also spent a ton on mods that you can't get your money out of and that devalue the car. Its a fiscal nightmare. I'm not criticizing folks who like doing it and feel like they get their money's worth out of the mods, if it floats your boat then its great. And I've been down the mod road on several trucks. Will never do it again.
But here's an idea. Un-mod your car enough to make it driveable and then find fun ways to drive it. This car is a blast on twisty country roads and even better in the mountains. Plan road trips to good places to drive. This is how I'm having the most fun with my stock 6MT. There are road tracks all over the country where for a couple hundred bucks you can go to performance driving events and see what this car can really do. In my mind, this thing is a car. Its made for driving more than it is for bolting things to and staring at. And driving, even tracking, is a lot less expensive than a mod addiction. Shoot, a crack addiction is probably cheaper than a mod addiction.
But here's an idea. Un-mod your car enough to make it driveable and then find fun ways to drive it. This car is a blast on twisty country roads and even better in the mountains. Plan road trips to good places to drive. This is how I'm having the most fun with my stock 6MT. There are road tracks all over the country where for a couple hundred bucks you can go to performance driving events and see what this car can really do. In my mind, this thing is a car. Its made for driving more than it is for bolting things to and staring at. And driving, even tracking, is a lot less expensive than a mod addiction. Shoot, a crack addiction is probably cheaper than a mod addiction.