Desert Garage
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 11:53 am
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in4picsDesertbreh wrote:I saved space for some pics, which I will insert once the Sexual Chocolate Tiger Tank arrives. It is scheduled to arrive on the ship in LA on November 17, which means it'll be at the dealer during Thanksgiving week, maybe we can pick it up on our way back from NOLA.
D Griff wrote:in4picsDesertbreh wrote:I saved space for some pics, which I will insert once the Sexual Chocolate Tiger Tank arrives. It is scheduled to arrive on the ship in LA on November 17, which means it'll be at the dealer during Thanksgiving week, maybe we can pick it up on our way back from NOLA.
Glad to see you made it over to the new space.
Johnny_P wrote:in4pics of multi-thousand-dollar paint job
Wouldn't be the same without our brehDetroit wrote:D Griff wrote: in4pics
Glad to see you made it over to the new space.
breh.
wap wrote:Johnny_P wrote:in4pics of multi-thousand-dollar paint jobWouldn't be the same without our brehDetroit wrote:
breh.
Scottish curmudgeons.Detroit wrote:wap wrote: Wouldn't be the same without our breh
Plus, we both hail from clan funsponge.
Desertbreh wrote:Scottish curmudgeons.Detroit wrote:
Plus, we both hail from clan funsponge.
I won't lie to you man, I'm in for finding out how the fancy paint looks as well. The reality is that it was worth it because it was the only way I could get an M-Sport car in a muted chick non racer boy color. But for the $, it should be fairly bedazzling.Johnny_P wrote:in4pics of multi-thousand-dollar paint job
One day I'll be in a position where spending money on paint won't be a totally fruitless endeavour rendered worthless in 5 minues by some pleb parking their BHPH-special Altima. but IDK if I'll ever spend THAT muchDesertbreh wrote:I won't lie to you man, I'm in for finding out how the fancy paint looks as well. The reality is that it was worth it because it was the only way I could get an M-Sport car in a muted chick non racer boy color. But for the $, it should be fairly bedazzling.Johnny_P wrote:in4pics of multi-thousand-dollar paint job
It will add some uniqueness to a badgewhore car parked on the Badgewhore Island that is Southern California. I liked how it looked in pics and most importantly the gf is excited about it.Detroit wrote:I'd spend some money on a custom color if it were available,
That's all that counts.Desertbreh wrote:It will add some uniqueness to a badgewhore car parked on the Badgewhore Island that is Southern California. I liked how it looked in pics and most importantly the gf is excited about it.Detroit wrote:I'd spend some money on a custom color if it were available,
Yeah, after the MB resale fiasco, my attitude is that I'm looking at this as a 7 year, 100K mile car, going to buy an extended warranty at some point. And I'm going to put every one of those 100K miles on it, road trip the crapola out of it. Having 65K miles on the MB got us very little over a 95K mile car. In the end, nobody wants old Krautmobiles, they don't hold their value, accept that and drive em' while you got em. I think our attitudes towards vehicles 7 years from now will be more retirement focused.Detroit wrote:That's all that counts.Desertbreh wrote: It will add some uniqueness to a badgewhore car parked on the Badgewhore Island that is Southern California. I liked how it looked in pics and most importantly the gf is excited about it.
But really, when you see these old German cars being sold, whenever there's a custom color the price skyrockets. People love dat uniqueness.
Good attitude, IMO.Desertbreh wrote:Yeah, after the MB resale fiasco, my attitude is that I'm looking at this as a 7 year, 100K mile car, going to buy an extended warranty at some point. And I'm going to put every one of those 100K miles on it, road trip the crapola out of it. Having 65K miles on the MB got us very little over a 95K mile car. In the end, nobody wants old Krautmobiles, they don't hold their value, accept that and drive em' while you got em. I think our attitudes towards vehicles 7 years from now will be more retirement focused.Detroit wrote: That's all that counts.
But really, when you see these old German cars being sold, whenever there's a custom color the price skyrockets. People love dat uniqueness.
Desertbreh wrote:I won't lie to you man, I'm in for finding out how the fancy paint looks as well. The reality is that it was worth it because it was the only way I could get an M-Sport car in a funsponge color. But for the $, it should be fairly bedazzling.Johnny_P wrote:in4pics of multi-thousand-dollar paint job
Estoril Blue all the things eh? If it was left to me I would have ordered silver because that's the color I'd prefer to have my bucket list car collection BMWs in, which would be the E34 M5 or the 2003 540i MSport 6 speed, OR the 3.0 CS. All look awesome in silver But I already have a silver and gf wanted funsponge "Champagne Quartz Metallic."Calvinball wrote:Desertbreh wrote: I won't lie to you man, I'm in for finding out how the fancy paint looks as well. The reality is that it was worth it because it was the only way I could get an M-Sport car in a funsponge color. But for the $, it should be fairly bedazzling.
As you recall, everything but white is $700. I would have Silvered for $700 Alex.Johnny_P wrote:Special order a color
Picks silver