my new car! PICS!!!

[93formulalt1]

Quick question, how did you afford that? I'm having trouble paying for gas in my 6er in college, I have no way of even thinking of buying a nicer car. . . Did you get a loan with your parents as cosigners or something?

[Yargermeister]

looking good!

[Derek]

Quick question, how did you afford that? I'm having trouble paying for gas in my 6er in college, I have no way of even thinking of buying a nicer car. . . Did you get a loan with your parents as cosigners or something?

older v8s arent THAT expensive, and if his parents pay insurance then it isnt too far fetched

[mcssmostwanted]

sweet car! i was parked next to that car at the spring m & G this year! its def a nice looking T/A! good job on the buy!

Quick question, how did you afford that? I'm having trouble paying for gas in my 6er in college, I have no way of even thinking of buying a nicer car. . . Did you get a loan with your parents as cosigners or something?

i got to school full time and i bought my camaro and pay for insurance and its a convertible at that... its not that hard really and not as expensive.. if you put your money towards one goal and not 3259380 as many other younger ppl do.. my car cost me 4500$ with 87k on the clock about 1 1/2 years ago.. and insurance is $212 plpd a month for the 6months i have it insured to drive and the other months it has comprehensive coverage on it which only costs $400 for the other 6months... i paid for that working 30hrs a week at $8/hr while going to school... i guess i didnt find it hard to do but i had my priorities in line just my $.02

[WMCC Dino]

I love the engine bay!!!

[93formulalt1]

Only reason I asked is because I'm paying for my own school, and I never have a spare dime. I know older V8s aren't that expensive, but most older V8s aren't taken care of as well as this one. Even after scholarships, I'm still paying almost $20k a year for school. It's hard to find money to do anything other than study. I just wondered if he got a good rate on a loan, than maybe I would consider buying a new F-Body. I don't drive too much as it is, so gas mileage wouldn't matter, and I'd love to be able to actually get some respect instead of always catching shit about my V6. It was just a question for Sam, not for you guys to tell me how stupid I am. . . lmao j/k

[DETROITMUSCLE]

where in the hell are you going to school that your paying 20K a year, my g/f goes to MSU and doesn't pay that much. I go to CC and pay maybe 1200 a year lmao.

[mcssmostwanted]

c.c. ftw !

i was raging on you i was jsut saying that it was that hard.... and 20k a year thats a ****ing ton!

[93formulalt1]

c.c. ftw !

i was raging on you i was jsut saying that it was that hard.... and 20k a year thats a ****ing ton!

Adrian College is a private, liberal arts college. It costs about $28k a year to live on campus, before scholarships. My bill for this semester was over $9k. It's not cheap. Other schools are cheaper, for sure, but you can't beat the education you get in a classroom of less than 20 people. Plus, all of my teachers have helped me decide what to do with my life. Also, a neat little perk, is that the college helps it's graduates find jobs after college, and if they can't find you one, they'll employ you on campus until they can. . . Nifty. I love my school. I'm getting a total of about $35k in scholarships, so cut my tuition in half, that's about what I pay. Plus, recent changes in my family have made it possible for me to receive even more financial aid. It's expensive, but it's worth it IMO.

[Derek]

Adrian College is a private, liberal arts college. It costs about $28k a year to live on campus, before scholarships. My bill for this semester was over $9k. It's not cheap. Other schools are cheaper, for sure, but you can't beat the education you get in a classroom of less than 20 people. Plus, all of my teachers have helped me decide what to do with my life. Also, a neat little perk, is that the college helps it's graduates find jobs after college, and if they can't find you one, they'll employ you on campus until they can. . . Nifty. I love my school. I'm getting a total of about $35k in scholarships, so cut my tuition in half, that's about what I pay. Plus, recent changes in my family have made it possible for me to receive even more financial aid. It's expensive, but it's worth it IMO.

your tuition is 28k, scholarships 35k, what am i missing here?

[DETROITMUSCLE]

Damn thats rediculious but if it gets you were you need to be then all the more power to ya.

[TSTONE]

very nice ride

[contraststriker]

moral of the story: don't go to a private college, go to U of M

[StudManSam4thgen]

thats where i plan on going

[phoenix_rising]

your tuition is 28k, scholarships 35k, what am i missing here?

No youn misunderstand. Nick got $35K in scholarships in total. The tuition at Adrian is like $24K a year. $35K / 4 Years = $8,750 < $24K