nyexphotography, 09 July 2014, 21:32
zonda21 wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
Diablo_SV wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
HAHA LAMBO AND CALI SHOWED
Honestly...
Honestly what? I just don't like being doubted. I trust my sources. So yeah.
Honestly the caps lock and bragging to me about something I don't care about...
Wasn't bragging. Just really excited. And the cap wasn't locked lol I held down the shift key. Anyways. SOrry if it offended you. I just get excited around exotics and passionate. This is what Im like when I got to PAD. I freak out.
SDJ2_Photography, 09 July 2014, 23:30
I have been camping in the Adirondacks since Sunday, I will be returning to Pittsford on this Saturday. Thats why I'm not active just in case anyone is wondering. I happen to have service at the moment so yeah
nyexphotography, 09 July 2014, 23:34
SDJ2 wrote:
I have been camping in the Adirondacks since Sunday, I will be returning to Pittsford on this Saturday. Thats why I'm not active just in case anyone is wondering. I happen to have service at the moment so yeah
found some service.
DjShift, 10 July 2014, 00:49
I haven't been on in a while either. Took on a lot more hours of work so i can finally buy my Rolls Royce Silver Spur and Nash Metropolitan.
Today was an awesome business meeting though, we went Go-Karting at minnahans.
Today was an awesome business meeting though, we went Go-Karting at minnahans.
DjShift, 10 July 2014, 13:50
huracan2015 wrote:
Sincw when do you want a Nash?????
Couple months. And i'll probably sell it for a profit after only a couple months for a Lotus.
r8lover, 10 July 2014, 14:20
DjShift wrote:
huracan2015 wrote:
Sincw when do you want a Nash?????
Couple months. And i'll probably sell it for a profit after only a couple months for a Lotus.
Putting miles on it (which you would have to do to use it as a car) wouldn't exactly help the value unless you bought a not so nice one and fixed it up too. Also, cars don't necessarily go up in value that quickly unless it's extremely desirable, and I don't think that Nashes are.
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r8lover, 10 July 2014, 15:29
nyexphotography wrote:
Can someone explain to me what a Nash is? Like Steve Nash.
No, it's an older American car company. They went out of business/were bought out (I can't remember which) half a century ago.
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nyexphotography, 10 July 2014, 15:30
r8lover wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
Can someone explain to me what a Nash is? Like Steve Nash.
No, it's an older American car company. They went out of business/were bought out (I can't remember which) half a century ago.
Like luxury or sports cars?
r8lover, 10 July 2014, 16:10
nyexphotography wrote:
r8lover wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
Can someone explain to me what a Nash is? Like Steve Nash.
No, it's an older American car company. They went out of business/were bought out (I can't remember which) half a century ago.
Like luxury or sports cars?
Try this, it really is a wonderful tool: www.google.com
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r8lover, 10 July 2014, 16:12
r8lover wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
r8lover wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
Can someone explain to me what a Nash is? Like Steve Nash.
No, it's an older American car company. They went out of business/were bought out (I can't remember which) half a century ago.
Like luxury or sports cars?
Try this, it really is a wonderful tool: www.google.com
(In all honestly I don't know hence why I suggested that)
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DjShift, 10 July 2014, 21:17
r8lover wrote:
DjShift wrote:
huracan2015 wrote:
Sincw when do you want a Nash?????
Couple months. And i'll probably sell it for a profit after only a couple months for a Lotus.
Putting miles on it (which you would have to do to use it as a car) wouldn't exactly help the value unless you bought a not so nice one and fixed it up too. Also, cars don't necessarily go up in value that quickly unless it's extremely desirable, and I don't think that Nashes are.
Yeah, i'd be buying one for a good price, doing some small restorations and a full professional detailing job, doing a proffessional photoshoot on it, and putting it up with a LOT more advertising at a higher price.
r8lover, 10 July 2014, 23:30
DjShift wrote:
r8lover wrote:
DjShift wrote:
huracan2015 wrote:
Sincw when do you want a Nash?????
Couple months. And i'll probably sell it for a profit after only a couple months for a Lotus.
Putting miles on it (which you would have to do to use it as a car) wouldn't exactly help the value unless you bought a not so nice one and fixed it up too. Also, cars don't necessarily go up in value that quickly unless it's extremely desirable, and I don't think that Nashes are.
Yeah, i'd be buying one for a good price, doing some small restorations and a full professional detailing job, doing a proffessional photoshoot on it, and putting it up with a LOT more advertising at a higher price.
I don't think that you'll get that much more for it.
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joshmphotography, 11 July 2014, 08:04
If I can sell my hot wheels collection I'm buying another Fiero. This one is the 88 GT that has a completely different chassis and has Lotus suspension. and it's in show quality condition. My 87 was $2k but 88's go for over $15k with low miles. This one is only $5k!!!!!!!
Sam, know anyone that wants Hot Wheels and other diecast?
Sam, know anyone that wants Hot Wheels and other diecast?
