notorious p.i.g

So I recently found out the great news that I'm gonna be a dad! Which means I also get the not so great news of getting rid of the cobra, cause cobra back seat + car seat = no bueno. I don't think I've ever been so happy or sad at the same time before. Oh well, guess it's time to see what kinda mods I can do to a newer tahoe

Cristoff

Congrats!!!

Who gives a crap about the car - you are going to be a DAD! It gives you a chance to build another car WITH the person that is going to be your biggest fan one day.

P R I C E L E S S !!

Zodiac

Yep I agree with that statement. Luckily when my son was born I had a G8 GT that I was modding and continued to do so. 4 doors and can haul *** and people. Now that he's older I'm back into a Mustang.

Congrats on being a dad it is the greatest thing this life has to offer.

notorious p.i.g

Thanks! That was actually one of the first things I thought of, being able to keep the car and work on it/pass it down to him or her! But financially it just isn't an option to keep it and get a more family oriented vehicle too. I certainly don't mean to sound like I don't think it's totally worth it to get rid of it, but I do wish there was a way to keep it. I'm already looking forward to the day when I can get another one and have my child there to enjoy it with me!

notorious p.i.g

Thank you! That's the only reason I made this post, cause I know I'm not the only one here who is looking for a family car that I can still mod lol.

Cristoff

I feel the same way about the 1971 Malibu convertible I gave up for the exact same reason.

Trust me, there will always be cars out there to toy with...

Timspony

Congrats!!!!! .... Best of luck!

notorious p.i.g

Thanks!

CobraFrenzy

congratz

manganos

I know the feeling. I sold my 98 SS when my wife got pregnant with our 2nd. I still miss that car. On the brighter side I have two great kids , have had several nice cars now that they are older including a 67 Chevelle, lots of nice diesel trucks and my Roush The kids are extra happy when I come to pick them up in the "nice ride" as my 11 year old daughter says. Congrats!!