What kind of car do u drive
09-03-2006 | 09:01 AM
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2004 infiniti g35x, but there is a story behind it...
i saved up for flight lessons and stuff when i was 18 instead of buying a car. well, after not going to ATP or ERAU, i saved myself money by going to the local FBO and flying there. i worked out some deals and saved a lot of money.. the money that i saved paid for my car essentially in full
.. all the more reason why i like the FBO approach instead of the ATP one
i saved up for flight lessons and stuff when i was 18 instead of buying a car. well, after not going to ATP or ERAU, i saved myself money by going to the local FBO and flying there. i worked out some deals and saved a lot of money.. the money that i saved paid for my car essentially in full
.. all the more reason why i like the FBO approach instead of the ATP one
That's the story behind mine...
09-03-2006 | 02:57 PM
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From: 73N-A
I guess Im a wierd pilot, because I liked cars before I liked planes. And for parking at the airport, thats what you have a beater for, leave the fun car at home. I've always kinda thought flying a plane and driving a car (on a track) go hand in hand. If I end up making enough I wouldn't mind having an Acrosport or some other acrobatic plane to go along with my nice car.
Your not weird......i feel the same way....cars and planes go hand in hand....i hope to get an NSX for the weekends and drive my CRX to work.....
09-03-2006 | 09:25 PM
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2004 infiniti g35x, but there is a story behind it...
i saved up for flight lessons and stuff when i was 18 instead of buying a car. well, after not going to ATP or ERAU, i saved myself money by going to the local FBO and flying there. i worked out some deals and saved a lot of money.. the money that i saved paid for my car essentially in full
.. all the more reason why i like the FBO approach instead of the ATP one
i saved up for flight lessons and stuff when i was 18 instead of buying a car. well, after not going to ATP or ERAU, i saved myself money by going to the local FBO and flying there. i worked out some deals and saved a lot of money.. the money that i saved paid for my car essentially in full
.. all the more reason why i like the FBO approach instead of the ATP one
09-06-2006 | 06:21 AM
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1994 Ford "Danger" Ranger with 175k miles. I paid 1200 bucks three years ago with no maint but oil changes!!!
2002 Ford Focus that my wife drives. 92k miles, also no maint required
both paid for, cheap to insure, money in the bank!
2002 Ford Focus that my wife drives. 92k miles, also no maint required
both paid for, cheap to insure, money in the bank!
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