how do YOU pay for it?

To make extra money I go to Dyke bars and make bets that my dick is bigger than theirs. Only lost twice, so far!!!!!!!

well i work a 60hr week and the cost of living is really cheap here....i have alot of bills too but i have built it smart...payed cash for the truck and everything that has been done to it....i owe nothing on the truck or work been done to it......its all about knowing how to save ur money and gettin deals on parts and services

i am a full time bartender at the Rain Forest Cafe by Disneys Animal Kingdom.. the money is stupid sick right now because of the season.. as for paying for it all, i just save up for parts, and try to do everything myself, so far its worked out ok..

hey man, i talked to a guy at a local hot rod show and he told me what he does is take out small loans for what he wants to do next. he would take out a loan for his entire drivetrain, get it all done and not do anything else on the car until the loan was paid off. then he would take out another for say, interior, pay it off, and then move on to whatever else. he said that he could never actually save up the cash for what he wanted to do so this is how he did it. do not use credit cards! they suck! i can't tell you what would work best but the way this guy did it sounded good to me. just make sure you get small interest loans and don't settle for a high interest loan.

"make sure you get small interest loans and don't settle for a high interest loan."

sounds like a commercial but sounds like a good idea. im just glad mines getting to a finishing point, but we all know we can never finish a truck, so that scares me, i will be broke when college starts back up lol. gas kills me cause i have to drive so far to school everyday, and i dont go anywhere else during the week really, so i'll have no life again in a month.... but i still work during school, im a contractor and a bodyman, so i make ends meet with bills, upkeep, gas, etc.

i bust my ass at work and take as much as much overtime as i can get and i pack my lunch seriously it is saving me about $40 a week and go without alot of things and i do most of the work myself or with help of friends and i build sub boxes and work on peoples cars and houses on the weekends for cash

i work and save my money until i have enough saved for what im looking for then i buy it and start over i been working on my truck since i was 17 and now im 22 its taking me a long time but o well i dont mind the wait

Originally posted by Maztang



hey man, i talked to a guy at a local hot rod show and he told me what he does is take out small loans for what he wants to do next. he would take out a loan for his entire drivetrain, get it all done and not do anything else on the car until the loan was paid off. then he would take out another for say, interior, pay it off, and then move on to whatever else. he said that he could never actually save up the cash for what he wanted to do so this is how he did it. do not use credit cards! they suck! i can't tell you what would work best but the way this guy did it sounded good to me. just make sure you get small interest loans and don't settle for a high interest loan.

sounds like this is the way to do it given you have a good steady job that is not going anywhere and have enough extra where if you become sick, break a bone or something, you can still manage. i called my bank about a 2500 dollar loan and on a 2 year contract its 115 a month with my mom as a cosigner. her credit probably helps a lot, but its me paying it. and that lets me do what i want and pay it off rather easily. when im done with that, on to the next step.

Originally posted by laydhombre



"make sure you get small interest loans and don't settle for a high interest loan."

sounds like a commercial but sounds like a good idea. im just glad mines getting to a finishing point, but we all know we can never finish a truck, so that scares me, i will be broke when college starts back up lol. gas kills me cause i have to drive so far to school everyday, and i dont go anywhere else during the week really, so i'll have no life again in a month.... but i still work during school, im a contractor and a bodyman, so i make ends meet with bills, upkeep, gas, etc.

haha, it does kinda sound like a commercial. maybe when i come back from overseas i will get a job in the ad business. hahaha.

the way my dad always built his cars when i was young, was a swap of trades. he built engines for a guy that owned a body shop and in turn he got hooked up with bodywork and paint.