New England B.S. Thread

That night need to be my go to guy when I bring the new car home

 

There's always Turner motor sport up in Amesbury if you want to go full retard. I've seen some of their cars in person and they extremely nice, fast and well sorted.

 

I wish I had the discretionary funds that some of you folks have. Instead, I need to redo my deck and pay for daycare.

 

Same here. Gone are the days of indiscriminate spending

 

I actually know someone that works there but I don't plan on doing anything crazy. Just pc the wheels and exhaust. For now....

Yeah but you're probably not 33 and unmarried

 

Nope, 29 and married. Gotta keep that in mind though, 33 and unmarried could be in my future if I play my cards right.

 

He is good. He did the clutch work with my old E30. I didn't even ask him to but he changed my shifter to one from an M3 because he didn't like the action of my old one. He did that at no charge for the part either

 

Famous last words. I said I was going to leave my FJ stock...

 

Indeed. Daycare is another mortgage payment every month. Only $$ I get to spend on the truck now is if and when I get a bonus, or if I sell stuff I had. Which I'm trying to do to get me some Pro headlights, but no luck so far.

 

Amen! I can't believe I got my wife to go for the camper idea, that will probably be it for a long, long time. I'm hanging on to the motorcycle as long as I can.

Highly unlikely. Your chances of that went down significantly with the giblet.

 

I don't think you can undo the kid though. It's too bad. Otherwise you could be as barren and lonely as me some day

 

Seth, Turner is great but will charge you ALL the $$$ and you don't know who is working on the car. Schneller's work is done by the owner

 

Rebecca let me know if you want a referral to a great powder coater.

 

They also do ceramic coatings as well

 

Yeah but it isn't your fault, it is this dam forum.

 

What's the difference/benefits?

 

Been searching forever but apparently it's like a huge secret I just need some good Class VI roads in NH. Please PM!
Thanks!

 

Ceramic coatings are extremely tough, at least the ones I've come across. Think the coated cast iron dutch ovens. They are very durable and usually can take very high heat.

 

Check out exploring new hampshire forums, theres a ton a great info over there. You could also just grab a delorme map of NH and with a little looking find them too.

 

Looks like I'm going to have to go primitive with the map. I looked through the explorenh forum but they won't give you any information until you become a member (which I have no interest in doing).