88 Chevy Beretta
90 Honda CRX Si
96 Honda Civic DX
90 Honda CRX Si
92 Honda Civic CX
95 Chevy Tahoe
97 Honda Civic DX
03 Subaru WRX
00 Acura TL
05 Pontiac GTO
05 Chevy Trailblazer
98 Acura ITR - K20A

06 Mitsubishi Evo MR
07 Chevy Tahoe...going
08 335i...coming

 

77' Celica GT hatch (bought from the original owner with 30K for $500, wish I still had it. Old school revolution!!)

89' VW 16V GTI (dream car til some dumbass hit me and ran)

92' VW GTI ( money pit, everything uner the sun done to it. Miss it!)

91' B2600i 4X4 (first bike hauler)

99' F350 Powerstroke Jact up on 37's (all about flossing)

72' Datsun 510 CA20 turbo swap (full on autocross cars dont make good daily drivers.)

06' GSXR600 (fuel saver)

06' Evo RS (got tired of paying for diesel)

Here is a pic when I owned the datsun and the F350 at the same time...

 

Mirage do you happen to be on FitFreak? The S2k pics are really familiar.

 

Yeah I am. SpokanejdmGD3 over there.

Few pics of the GD3

 

00 Vw Passat 1.8 Turbo Chipped, front mount, the whole nine yards (sold)
05 Evo 8.5 (current)
04 SRT-4 low-mid 12s (my current baby)......harsh I know

 

94 probe=backupcar then blew the motor and sold it
97 eclipse GS-T=totaled then moved to the backupcar lol
93 mazda RX-7 gt35r=trade in for evo
03 evo gt35r=one fast car!!!!

 

1st 2002 Lexus SC430 (Still Currently Own)
2nd 1998 Acura Integra (Sold)
3rd 2006 Evo IX MR (Still Currently Own)

I just turned 19 so there will be more cars down the line.

 

How a 19 year old affords an evo still is beyond my minds ability to comprehend.

 

^ How so?

 

Even with the possibility of finding an 03 for 16k or so (very hard from what I have heard) insurance payment is rediculous. I sure as hell wasn't making the kind of money to pay for evo car payment, insurance and modding at 19. Then again I wasn't living at home. Maybe then I would have been able to.

And its not like I had a bad job. I had a DoD GS position so I was making ok money and it was consistant.

 

Ah i see. I could have at 19 since i still lived at home and had no major bills back then. It would have cost me $700-800 a month but would have been well worth it.