1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

V6

 

I'd wheel it

 

You're not alone

 

*calls Tyler at 5am*


'excuse me sir, we've been trying to reach you about your extended hangover'

 

@Wulf https://www.instagram.com/p/CIuImHEDAYO/?igshid=hdnj5h9z7h01

 

According to Wikipedia, you are 39.

 

@Kwikvette can i get this as a dealer option? https://www.instagram.com/p/CIrgOLtBExh/?igshid=ko50mzvfqdny

 

Wikipedia isn’t a good source

 

That's actually pretty cool and a great idea for a work truck.

 

Oh to be rich to afford a 150k$ truck

 

The secret is debt! sometimes.

 

Credit card companies be like

 

Truck loans can be crazy too. Upside down a couple years in.

 

I had to check with friend. someone he knew at the RR bought a truck with a 10% interest rate for 10 years and 70k principal....

 

Ouch

 

Sounds legit


I had the absolute worst credit imaginable but thankfully I 'proved' to my credit union I can be responsible when I did a $250 secure loan. So they gave me a 3k loan for 36 months at 18% interest... I felt like such a big balla with those numbers lol

 

Man,thats almost credit card interest.

 

I worked with a couple of people years ago that would go order some rare version of a Porsche 911. I didn't follow it that close. They really couldn't afford the car but wanted to live large. I think they had a banker friend that would finance the car for something like 24 months with a reasonably low payment and a BIG BALOON payment at the end.

They would sell the car (and usually make a profit) before the balloon payment came due. To keep the miles low, they didn't drive the car much.

Everybody at work knew what they were doing to be driving that kind of a car. Most of us thought it was ridiculous.

 

Yea i know.. but its infinity percent better than a credit card that you DONT have lol cause at that time in my life the only credit I could get was a payday advance loan at 324% interest

 

That's equally dirty and borderline genius... I never was one to worry with keeping up with the jones'es but if you're gunna do it, that's a smart move.

Still doesn't make sense to me to deliberately NOT drive a car you own, ill never understand THOSE people