Ideas please b/c I am always confused
06-24-2008, 02:30 PM
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RE: Ideas please b/c I am always confused
maximum motor sports has the absolute best suspension IMO.
the spacer PM Royc on here, it's $100 for the spacer and all the install parts.
the spacer PM Royc on here, it's $100 for the spacer and all the install parts.
06-24-2008, 06:38 PM
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RE: Ideas please b/c I am always confused
ORIGINAL: USMCrebel
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
good advise but if you never go into debt you will never have anything!!!!!the trick is dont go over board and get more than you can afford.if you dont get loans and credit cards you wont have a good credit rating and when you want the big ticket items(cars,house,boat,ect) your intrest rating will be thru the roof!!!!!
06-25-2008, 02:28 AM
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RE: Ideas please b/c I am always confused
ORIGINAL: USMCrebel
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
lol But Jherald's got the right idea.. you do need credit to have a credit score, just don't bite off more than you can chew.. The lenders for big ticket items like to see that you have a good record of payment and you can't do that if you don't have anything to pay ON.. The easiest way to do that is to have a fairly decent interest rate credit card, and put say 150 bucks a month on it, and pay it off every month.. If you don't have the mach paid off yet, making your car payments every month is another way.. Because the one thing big-time lenders pay attention to more than anything else is debt to income ratio.. If you're making 60k a year, but you have 75k in total payable debt, you're a heck of a lot less likely to get a loan for a vehicle or a house, than you would be with 15k in total payable debt.. Trust me on that one.. I figured that out REAL quick after my condo in VA beach got foreclosed on.. [:@]lol
06-25-2008, 04:02 PM
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RE: Ideas please b/c I am always confused
another good idea would be useone credit card to buy all your gas with and PAY IT OFF at the end of the month. youwill buy it anyway why not pay for it all at once!! thats what i will be doing from now on and with my speedway credit card ill get 5 cents off a gallon!!!WOOHOO 5 cents off..
06-26-2008, 12:37 PM
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RE: Ideas please b/c I am always confused
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LOL.. dick.. :-p I'm not even 40 yet.. hehe.. BTW,this old fart can still run your *** into the ground on aPFT.. lol
But Jherald's got the right idea.. you do need credit to have a credit score, just don't bite off more than you can chew.. The lenders for big ticket items like to see that you have a good record of payment and you can't do that if you don't have anything to pay ON.. The easiest way to do that is to have a fairly decent interest rate credit card, and put say 150 bucks a month on it, and pay it off every month.. If you don't have the mach paid off yet, making your car payments every month is another way.. Because the one thing big-time lenders pay attention to more than anything else is debt to income ratio.. If you're making 60k a year, but you have 75k in total payable debt, you're a heck of a lot less likely to get a loan for a vehicle or a house, than you would be with 15k in total payable debt.. Trust me on that one.. I figured that out REAL quick after my condo in VA beach got foreclosed on.. [:@]lol
ORIGINAL: USMCrebel
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
well, your young...we're you....some of us are young sorry sub and GP (cats out)...LOL no, we've got time to do whatever you want to your car, but making sure your financially sound is the best way to setup for mods in the future, im almost debt free, i've got 1 card with a lil more on it, and a cable bill haunting me from a bad landlord[:@], but other than that i am totally debt free on cars homes, everything.....and if you never go into debt, life is just that much easier, Saving sucks, but it's preperation for the future while others are blowing their future in the here an now, and they'll always regret not saving this and that, while your pimpin in the mach/ vette/ viper/ lambo/ ferrari....you get the picture
lol But Jherald's got the right idea.. you do need credit to have a credit score, just don't bite off more than you can chew.. The lenders for big ticket items like to see that you have a good record of payment and you can't do that if you don't have anything to pay ON.. The easiest way to do that is to have a fairly decent interest rate credit card, and put say 150 bucks a month on it, and pay it off every month.. If you don't have the mach paid off yet, making your car payments every month is another way.. Because the one thing big-time lenders pay attention to more than anything else is debt to income ratio.. If you're making 60k a year, but you have 75k in total payable debt, you're a heck of a lot less likely to get a loan for a vehicle or a house, than you would be with 15k in total payable debt.. Trust me on that one.. I figured that out REAL quick after my condo in VA beach got foreclosed on.. [:@]lol
, i never stop, just not fast...never have been....but i throw 60-80lbs on every other day and hump 5-15miles
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