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Roadtrip!sounds like a couple 4x4 clubs should drive over to the guys house for a party. LOL bet the neighbors would like that.
and how small is his garage that he can't fit it in there. most TJ's sitting on 33's and bigger are the height of a hummer and they still fit in the garage. at least mine does.
EDIT:......didn't see the part about the "lift kit".
It said in there that he has 38s on it, the pic didn't look like it, but I did not see that part of the lift kit either.Neighbor Lucille Liem, 37, who owns a Prius hybrid, said that a common sentiment in the neighborhood is that large vehicles are impractical and a strain on the Earth -- and Hummers in particular are a symbol of consumer excess.
sounds like a couple 4x4 clubs should drive over to the guys house for a party. LOL bet the neighbors would like that.
and how small is his garage that he can't fit it in there. most TJ's sitting on 33's and bigger are the height of a hummer and they still fit in the garage. at least mine does.
EDIT:......didn't see the part about the "lift kit".
Who cares. Many people have different reasons for doing so.wow. i wonder how everyone in america knowing he lives with his mom helps his image?
He lives at home with his mom, paid cash I bet. I own a H-2 and I sure don't pay that a month. It's just shitty when you work and buy what you want thats nice (what ever that is for you) somebody has to fu*k with it.Id like to see his monthly payment. I bet mom co-signed right after dinner on his 1400 dollar payment for 72 months. The only month that he will have it before it gets repoed it got jacked......
funny but I would kill the SOB that hit my truck like that.
the customers of his business probably care.Who cares. Many people have different reasons for doing so.
Groves, who grew up in the District and works in marketing for a local radio station, said he wanted the car in part because he is starting a company, Washington Sports Marketing, that is "image-based."
he should get a diesel and blow black smoke clouds all over the place.The thing to do is fix the hummer and put the loudest exhaust on it. Drive it around at all hours of the night and day to remind the neighbors the consumer excess I am indulging in. Tell work I am taking a couple days off work (if I actually work or live off mom) and wait in the bushes of my mom’s house and jump the tree huggers with pepper spray and a stun gun to teach them a lesson.
I bet with everything he had done to that car the final price could easily be 70k. Over 72 months thats approx 1000$ a month, and if he had real bad credit (judging by the pic I say he would have a good chance) his intrest rate could be 20% easily. I had a couple by a 45K Aspen with 20% intest and their payment was STEEP! Anywho. Still shitty.He lives at home with his mom, paid cash I bet. I own a H-2 and I sure don't pay that a month. It's just shitty when you work and buy what you want thats nice (what ever that is for you) somebody has to fu*k with it.
Thats so true about judging people on appearence. my good buddy was a sales man at the ford dealer and he had a guy come in with cover alls and dirt all over him. non of the other sales folks would look his way. when my friend saw him he walked up to him an asked him what he'd like to see. the guy said He wanted the truck over in the corner of the lot and would he write up. when my friend asked if he needed financing he reached in to his coveralls and pulled out a roll of cash. paid sticker and didn't squabble a bit.judging by the pic??? dude that's so gay to say that.
that's like when people look at me and think i have bad credit because of my piercings and tats and all. when in fact i have near perfect credit and all my shit is paid for.
and judging people like that can screw you out of good business. the snapon guy treated me like that. so when i one day decided to drop $4,000 on tools, i gave it to the matco tool guy while the snapon guy was watching. bet he wished he wouldn't have judged me on my looks.