Thanks. You can see the TL in my garage in one of the photos (the one with the bimms)
I had the NSX logos put on the seats in suede. Looks like factory embroidery and it was quite inexpensive. (You can best see the logs in the shot with the 325i and TL in the background)
Thanks. You can see the TL in my garage in one of the photos (the one with the bimms)
I had the NSX logos put on the seats in suede. Looks like factory embroidery and it was quite inexpensive. (You can best see the logs in the shot with the 325i and TL in the background)
So far so good. I have about 8000 miles on her since 12/05/03.
The saddest part is I have yet to really drive the car, since she was delivered with Blizzak LM22 snow tires. I will be putting on the A-spec 18s with Yoko AVS in a few weeks, once I am sure that winter is over in Wisco.
Sweet NSX, and that TL poking out sure is nice too! Is that whole building your house, or is it like apartments (because it looks like theres parking lot lines in front)?
wow, I thought that whole building was your house for a sec. I was like, "Damn, that's a huge house for only a 3 car garage." Why does a condo have 3 enclosed spaces and the rest are stuck out in an uncovered parking lot?
LoL. I only have a two-car garage. I don't think I need 16 bedrooms and 16 baths, but a 16 car garage would be nice. BTW, each of the 8 units has its own 2-car garage, so I don't know why you are thinking that the entire building has only 3 garage stalls. You can see two of the two-car garages in the picture, and each corner of the building is the same.
does each condo get a two car garage somewhere? or only some of them do and the rest park outside? I'm thinking I'm gonna have to get a condo too cuz houses are insane around here.
does each condo get a two car garage somewhere? or only some of them do and the rest park outside? I'm thinking I'm gonna have to get a condo too cuz houses are insane around here.
And yes, owning property is the way to go. I could sell my condo for $20k more than I paid for it less than two years ago. When I sell it in 2-3 years, it will be worth $40-50k more than what I paid. The interest on the mortgage is tax deductible, as is the interest on a home equity line of credit. Getting money at 4% APR, with tax deductible interest is the way to go.
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