
10-16-2009, 08:34 PM
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Opulence Spreader
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Somerset, NJ
Posts: 501
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Originally Posted by ah-kay
"I think there is a lot of good cars to be had for < $2K"
ALL cars if you look pass the cosmetic and is willing to put some TLC into it. I like cars with bad windows, bad A/C, bad electrics, dents, missing trims, bad paint, crushed fenders, doors etc. As long as the drive train is good and body is straight then I am interested. Most panels can be obtained from a JY and with the same color code if you are lucky. I try to split my w/e on golf and fixing old MBZ. You can make a DD driver out of a sub $2K car easy, it may not win a beauty contest but it will take you from A to B reliably. 
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All of it, very true
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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
The last daily driver I bought, cost me $45,500.00 tax, title, lIcense & registration. Considering I've been driving it daily for 10 years - it's been worth every dollar - especially since I'll likely drive it another 5 - 10 years.
I'm currently looking for another antique daily driver late '60s - early '70s Honda two-cylinder motorcycle. I'll pay somewhere under $750.00 for it, but would prefer to spend no more than $500.00 for it, tops.
My last daily driver collector's Honda vintage MC cost me $2,450.00 - sold it a year later for $2,980.00. Which is the icing on the cake - riding it a year or more and making money on the deal.
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Life is good isn't it?
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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
I'm old school - I pay cash for everything - including home and investment real estate.
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I am the same way; I'd rather pay in cash but due to the idea that to get 'credit' you have to borrow I tend to buy something on credit, the literally proceed to go home and send the money from my bank account to the card.
Money comes easily and frequently!
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