NolimitZ32 wrote:Dude no disrespect but you need to reevaluate your priorities if you still owe on a car that is immobile and in pieces. Maybe right now isn't the time in your life to be messing with cars, maybe you should settle for a nice 2000 civic or corolla until your situation improves. This is coming from someone who has been in your shoes more than once, it took me 7 years to get my Z running well because i was always broke through college and then paying off some hellacious debt after. I'm just sayin man, you're 21 think about your future and how badly you could screw it up if you don't take a step back now.
+1, couldn't say it better.
When I was your age I had to walk away from my '67 Mustang GTA with 600+HP motor I had built all because it wasn't running, and I had no other car or way to fix the Mustang due to piling up bills, lack of good job/motivation/funds, and the reality of life priorities.
To this DAY I wish I had never ended up that way and done that as I'd have a real serious cash cow by now, but on the other hand all the good things in life that happened after that would not have happened either (FAR better than my previous life...), including finally being able at age 40 to get a nice Z32 NA and then now 9 years later a really nice TT.
By now I can handle all of the ins and outs of owning a Z32 and have some experience doing that within my actual means day to day, and month to month, etc., which is where you need to be to do the things you talk about.
Otherwise the whole thing will spiral down until you just have a pile of parts and non-running Z, and no way to deal with that with life's realities always at the door...