JKsSyclone
Active member
Re: Ultra rare Aspen Blue 92 Typhoon
I agree with Steve. I'm not telling everyone to sell off all of their toys and stop having any fun. I still have some toys ('60 Bel Air, '63 C10, etc.). I just think it's the best decision for the future of my family. 8 years off my mortgage is ALOT of money saved.
I had a fun 18 years with my SyTys. Countless drag races in the Sy (and the broken transmissions that go with it). The Ty was my 1st anniversary gift to Christina. She drove the Ty from AZ to TN with her Mom. We took them to several SyTy Nats (check my sig below). We brought both kids home from the hospital in the Ty (I wanted them to be able to say they came home in something cool). GM High Tech Performance magazine. Winning Stock class at Nats twice, 2nd once. Best cladding once. Not counting the most important part of ownership, all of the memories and friends made during that time. The trucks will still be around, it's just Bryan and Matt's turn to enjoy them for awhile.
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I agree with Steve. I'm not telling everyone to sell off all of their toys and stop having any fun. I still have some toys ('60 Bel Air, '63 C10, etc.). I just think it's the best decision for the future of my family. 8 years off my mortgage is ALOT of money saved.
I had a fun 18 years with my SyTys. Countless drag races in the Sy (and the broken transmissions that go with it). The Ty was my 1st anniversary gift to Christina. She drove the Ty from AZ to TN with her Mom. We took them to several SyTy Nats (check my sig below). We brought both kids home from the hospital in the Ty (I wanted them to be able to say they came home in something cool). GM High Tech Performance magazine. Winning Stock class at Nats twice, 2nd once. Best cladding once. Not counting the most important part of ownership, all of the memories and friends made during that time. The trucks will still be around, it's just Bryan and Matt's turn to enjoy them for awhile.
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