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10-12-2009, 10:42 PM

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GeforceXtreme

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Originally Posted by Soon2bBoosted

being 15 turning 16 in like 5 days i understand where your coming from. But honestly, driving a car that you cant go to a junk yard and get parts for is a mistake. I bought my first car which was a 92 legacy for $300 and then traded it for my probe. A 4cyl, auto, fwd car. Pretty basic, but for a 16 year old, fairly nice. I didnt have $15,000 to spend on a car, but i also didnt want a car worth that much. You gotta start out at the bottom.

I hear you man. Me and my buddies were junkyard dogs every weekend. Being we didn't have money to go out and do too much back then, we all traveled to local junkyards and went hunting for parts. I remember spending almost every Saturday morning at U-pull-it pulling another part off for my 88 Eurosport.

It was a fun time hah.

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