View Poll Results: How much $$ in mods?
$3000 and under
35
19.89%
$3000-5500
30
17.05%
$5500-8000
19
10.80%
$8000+
57
32.39%
An insane amount-Over $20K
35
19.89%
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How much $$$ do you have in your truck?
07-30-2008, 04:25 PM
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I think the fact is that alot of people can't just go out and pay off there vehicle, I know I couldn't. They can how ever come up with the money to mod there trucks, make the payments, still have a lil to get by on. So even if they try to save there mod money month to month to pay off there truck, they still have a truck payment to make each month, so why not have both..
John
John
07-30-2008, 04:58 PM
#45
I think the fact is that alot of people can't just go out and pay off there vehicle, I know I couldn't. They can how ever come up with the money to mod there trucks, make the payments, still have a lil to get by on. So even if they try to save there mod money month to month to pay off there truck, they still have a truck payment to make each month, so why not have both..
John
John
The an extra 200 a month is a good idea, but a rather boring one... Who wants to drive around in a stock truck for 2 years to they can start modding on the 3rd year.... That would be rather boring not worth it to me...
07-30-2008, 09:26 PM
#47
I agree with you, I did not have the money to buy my truck in cash, I budgeted for what I could afford, yep I will pay interest and that is fine...
The an extra 200 a month is a good idea, but a rather boring one... Who wants to drive around in a stock truck for 2 years to they can start modding on the 3rd year.... That would be rather boring not worth it to me...
The an extra 200 a month is a good idea, but a rather boring one... Who wants to drive around in a stock truck for 2 years to they can start modding on the 3rd year.... That would be rather boring not worth it to me...
Guess Im just boring, and being the construction industry where its so dependent on the economy im a bit gun shy of being left out on my *** when things slow down.
07-30-2008, 09:38 PM
#48
Make sense....
07-30-2008, 10:10 PM
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Is this a trick question? If you know how much u either arent doing ur own work, or keep track all to well. Everytime I try and keep track I loose count in all the 100 dollar late night trips to auto zone, little odds and ends, lol.