7.61/10

God damn I miss going to the coffee shop and loitering all day for a buck five. These days, though. Man. Buck five won't even get you a smile, much less a cheeseburger.

Those findings do not reflect my spending habits. Nearly 1000/mo on mortgage, 700/mo on health care, 300/mo on food, 220/mo on my shitbox Focus. I'm not even dumping any cash into either of my project vehicles right now. Obviously my priorities are messed up and I need help.

Once I start working on it again, I will have build threads on Oppo

Because Chrysler

Nearly every pic I've taken of my SPG restore has a beer bottle or five in it

That's because Saabs are made for drivers, not drinkers

Nope, not being a smartass. Also, yeah my 900 is an SPG - won't give it up for the world! 2 hour clutch jobs, 2 day belt jobs ;)

I don't eat or drink in my car because there's no cup holders or other places to put shit :)

being older and financially stable doesn't mean not enjoying classic cars. I'm not exactly young or living paycheck to paycheck and, by and large, my favorite car in the stable is my old C900

I'm slowly working my way up to a 3-cylinder. I have a B202 right now, my next purchase will be a Taunus, then I think I'll be ready to move up to God Tier

Do you sympathize when you hear the following statement:

Also AWESOME that you designed that component!!!

Indeed I am. The '03-'11 (or was it '05 when the problem started?) inputs rarely worked. When they did, they never kept any of your settings.

YOU GO TO HELL!

I live this life. I'm an active member in the Rocky Mountain Saab Club and am restoring a 1987 900 SPG. Our club chairman runs one of the only good Saab shops in Denver and, yes, there are shells galore :)

The only people with crudded up ignitions are plebs who eat/drink in their car

This is the picture that should've been used. We don't need no Ovlovs with our Saabs

Lolo