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[Oasis]

I'm testing out a new investment theory and I have no idea if it'll work.

I just bought a '63 Thunderbird for $6k. Pretty good condition, good enough to take some whore out on a date with.

My theory is the car is better than cash, since the dollar isn't worth dick right now. I can dump about $4500-$5k in to it and it'll be worth about $15k. I'm going on the advice of a coworker who buys, fixes up, and sells cars as a side project. He's been doing this for 30+ years and he recommended that I start doing it. He owns about 12 automobiles the last time I counted.

I wish I could find some "normal" investments like stocks that hold my interest. Oh well, buying and selling strange shit is more fun

[impala454]

Probably dumb to say, but just make sure you do a good job and keep it close to original if you want to make a profit off of it.

let's see some pics of it!

[Oasis]

Probably dumb to say, but just make sure you do a good job and keep it close to original if you want to make a profit off of it.

let's see some pics of it!

I'll be going on the advice of my friend until I get a better feel of what the hell I'm doing. At least I'm really good with doing my own work and installing stuff myself with domestic cars. Foreign cars, not so much. I bought an Alfa Romeo (the car in The Graduate, of you've never heard of it) from my friend's dad for $600 after my senior year of HS. Realized real quick I didn't know how to install shit, and ended up with a $1k loss the next year when I sold it.

I'll take some pictures of it when my roommate and I can run out to Leander to pick it up. It'll piss my other roommate off big time. That car isn't leaving the driveway for the entire weekend, and I know he'll throw a hissy fit because he'll have to park in the street and walk an extra 15 feet to the house. Whiny bitch