Texican
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Details of the sale..............
Gary sold one of his rigs...........
Butch
Gary sold one of his rigs...........
Butch
Ok Coberly Spill It
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Clutchee
I'm fun sized!
Guess no more jumpin it on the dunes
Awesome Time!
MY WIFE AND THE BOYS AND I HAD A GREAT TIME AT THE MEETING. LOTS OF KILLER RIGS AND GOOD PEOPLE. WE PLAN ON BEING AROUND FOR A LONG TIME, CRUISER ADDICTS! HOPE TO COME TO AS MANY FUNCTIONS AS WE CAN.
GOODAY,
PINCKARDS
MY WIFE AND THE BOYS AND I HAD A GREAT TIME AT THE MEETING. LOTS OF KILLER RIGS AND GOOD PEOPLE. WE PLAN ON BEING AROUND FOR A LONG TIME, CRUISER ADDICTS! HOPE TO COME TO AS MANY FUNCTIONS AS WE CAN.
GOODAY,
PINCKARDS
Waggoner5
SILVER Star
I had a guy call me and ask if I would sell my 45. My original answer was no it was not for sale. He offered a huge amont of money for it and I told him that I would probably sell it for that amount. He is away on vacation until the 10th of July , but said he would see me on the 11th with a cashiers check. Who knows......He lives in Vail so he can afford it. I'll keep you posted.
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I was talking to a good friend about this just yesterday. It's something I've been thinkin on for a while, and this ain't directed at no one person....
but....
I don't understand some of yall folks that build up/pay to have built up/dump money into these rigs, then turn around and sell them off shortly after. Is it done as an investment? Boredom? Doesn't seem to be a situation of "short on funds, need to sell ASAP", in some instances.
Maybe it's because I have enough trouble (money) just getting my one truck built up the way I like it. I couldn't imagine selling it. Ever.
Maybe it ain't much none of my business. Just deep thoughts from a shallow mind, I suppose.
but....
I don't understand some of yall folks that build up/pay to have built up/dump money into these rigs, then turn around and sell them off shortly after. Is it done as an investment? Boredom? Doesn't seem to be a situation of "short on funds, need to sell ASAP", in some instances.
Maybe it's because I have enough trouble (money) just getting my one truck built up the way I like it. I couldn't imagine selling it. Ever.
Maybe it ain't much none of my business. Just deep thoughts from a shallow mind, I suppose.
Bodean
Hot Damn
I'm with you Jason! I could have never sold that 45. Mine isn't for sale either although Coberly said at the round-up that my truck would be his in the future. My wife would kill me if I sold it.
Later,
Later,
Waggoner5
SILVER Star
You beat me to it Butch.
I am not in the habit of building and selling, but this was an offer I could not refuse. I love that truck, but I cannot turn down the chance to actually make a huge profit. I have an idea for a better one now also. One that can take some air as well....
I am not in the habit of building and selling, but this was an offer I could not refuse. I love that truck, but I cannot turn down the chance to actually make a huge profit. I have an idea for a better one now also. One that can take some air as well....
Rascal
SILVER Star
I found out something very interesting after my build. I truely enjoyed the process of learning and creating more than driving. Don't get me wrong - Wheeling is a Blast! But I realized that I can very easily create another one. The next one will be better due to what was learned on ther previous one. Just my .02
Fact.
I am w/ both parts selling it and not.
when there's a sentimental feeling to something that you created/built or refurbished, it hurts. It hurts for all the efforts, time and money that was put in it.
I did a lot of work myself on my 40 while I was an employed, believe me, I did more back then than now that I have a better job than the one I lost.
The 40 it's a piece a crap, but the sentimental value it's not compare to the money that I can get for it if were to sell it now, and yes Nolen still leaks oil from the t-case.(sucks).
I am going to put a 265/205
if the price it's right, I don't see why not sell it.
Good luck!
Gary
when there's a sentimental feeling to something that you created/built or refurbished, it hurts. It hurts for all the efforts, time and money that was put in it.
I did a lot of work myself on my 40 while I was an employed, believe me, I did more back then than now that I have a better job than the one I lost.
The 40 it's a piece a crap, but the sentimental value it's not compare to the money that I can get for it if were to sell it now, and yes Nolen still leaks oil from the t-case.(sucks).
I am going to put a 265/205
if the price it's right, I don't see why not sell it.
Good luck!
Gary