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68style 09-28-2021 07:45 PM

I saw your car at the Superstore meet BIC_BAWS... but I have no idea what you looked like. Nobody looked handsome enough to be you.

BIC_BAWS 09-28-2021 07:52 PM

Just one of the Asians amongst the sea of Asians. And then there was 320icar lol

That was a solid meet and a great opportunity to catch up with a bunch of people. I left at around 2 but didn't really get a moment to myself except to grab some food. Ironically as an extrovert, that whole thing was exhausting. Probably the sun tho.

Find me and say hi next time. Or bring the Mustang and I'll find you. Or were you the Asian dude in the 00s mustang???

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68style 09-28-2021 08:15 PM

haha no I'm white... I was walking around with 320icar most of the time I was there... I came in my MR2 Turbo

kunoman1 09-29-2021 07:43 AM

https://i.ibb.co/CMtyNNb/15-DFC372-7...2-D1-B70-E.jpg
Easily the oldest and slowest car at the RS meet.
Shout out for the photo @vyrospec!

SkunkWorks 09-29-2021 11:13 AM

Are the RS meet pictures posted anywhere?

Was at another meet and missed it.

BIC_BAWS 09-29-2021 04:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kunoman1 (Post 9040827)
https://i.ibb.co/CMtyNNb/15-DFC372-7...2-D1-B70-E.jpg
Easily the oldest and slowest car at the RS meet.
Shout out for the photo @vyrospec!

Oh so you are on RS. Crazy how I've always seen your (text) posts but never put two and two together. Pleasure chatting with you.
Quote:

Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9040841)
Are the RS meet pictures posted anywhere?

Was at another meet and missed it.

Oh right I forgot to ask you to come LOL

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9040804)
haha no I'm white... I was walking around with 320icar most of the time I was there... I came in my MR2 Turbo

Perhaps we did meet and we just didn't know it (just like Kunoman). I was chatting with 320icar around 11?

68style 09-30-2021 12:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS (Post 9040872)
Perhaps we did meet and we just didn't know it (just like Kunoman). I was chatting with 320icar around 11?

Haha nah I got there kinda late, closer to noon... he said you were nowhere to be found when I was with him... next time!

320icar 09-30-2021 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9040898)
Haha nah I got there kinda late, closer to noon... he said you were nowhere to be found when I was with him... next time!

I believe the conversation went

68styles: hey is that bicbaws’s m3?
320icar: yea! I was chatting with him earlier. Lord knows where he is now there’s 500 asian guys here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

nismodrifter 09-30-2021 11:34 AM

Picking up an oil filter for my other vehicle. A chilly day. Top........always down :).

https://i.postimg.cc/WpMWDqs6/2021-09-28-14-04-20-2.jpg

dark0821 09-30-2021 04:43 PM

^ God damn!

Haha, living my dream.

Its odd that now I am older, I could be in the bracket of owning a classic Ferrari (who am I kidding, I mean an older Ferrari). I just dont have the balls to buy one, because being able to buy it is one thing, but also have the $$ to keep it on the road is something else hahaha.

Can I ask how much $$ does it chews up in general upkeep (not including things that do break) over the course of your ownership?

Just some rough figures so I can convince myself that I am no where near financially ready....

dared3vil0 09-30-2021 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dark0821 (Post 9040967)
^ God damn!

Haha, living my dream.

Its odd that now I am older, I could be in the bracket of owning a classic Ferrari (who am I kidding, I mean an older Ferrari). I just dont have the balls to buy one, because being able to buy it is one thing, but also have the $$ to keep it on the road is something else hahaha.

Can I ask how much $$ does it chews up in general upkeep (not including things that do break) over the course of your ownership?

Just some rough figures so I can convince myself that I am no where near financially ready....

Every time I seriously consider buying a childhood dream car, I jump on the forums and look at average maintenance costs, then go buy something with a damn warranty. Lol.

JDMDreams 09-30-2021 05:58 PM

Same, as much as everyone on YouTube makes it look so easy to DIY I just don't have the balls to do it. Considering I can take it apart but I'm screwed if parts don't fit or I can't put it back together. And I can't over night parts from USA anymore:okay:

mr00jimbo 09-30-2021 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dark0821 (Post 9040967)
^ God damn!



Its odd that now I am older, I could be in the bracket of owning a classic Ferrari (who am I kidding, I mean an older Ferrari). I just dont have the balls to buy one, because being able to buy it is one thing, but also have the $$ to keep it on the road is something else hahaha.

Can I ask how much $$ does it chews up in general upkeep (not including things that do break) over the course of your ownership?

https://static.carthrottle.com/works...8de0abb320.jpg

westopher 09-30-2021 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dared3vil0 (Post 9040973)
Every time I seriously consider buying a childhood dream car, I jump on the forums and look at average maintenance costs, then go buy something with a damn warranty. Lol.

Spend 60k on a new car and lose the money on depreciation or spend 60k on a classic and lose the money on maintenance. Either way we're fucked lol.

68style 09-30-2021 08:18 PM

Most of my car purchases cost as much as the tax people pay on a new car.

I’m okay with that.

I know someone (or likely their wife) will always chime in with a “I don’t want to get stranded by some old car” but I’ll be honest and say twice in my life I’ve had to tow a “regular driver” car because it broke down… and 1 of those was my own fault because I modified the shit out of it. That’s over like 25 years of driving too.

(that said I’ve only owned 1 European car hahaha)

driftcars 09-30-2021 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by toyota86 (Post 9040740)

Which shop did you get this done? How much do they charge for labor? I am looking to get mine done next year.

toyota86 10-01-2021 12:05 AM

diy

AzNightmare 10-01-2021 02:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9040841)
Are the RS meet pictures posted anywhere?

Was at another meet and missed it.

Where was the RS meet announced? I totally missed out and only found out there was one when I saw some photo albums posted on FB in a car group.

:okay:

BIC_BAWS 10-01-2021 05:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 9041016)
Where was the RS meet announced? I totally missed out and only found out there was one when I saw some photo albums posted on FB in a car group.

:okay:

Where's the photos tho

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asian_XL 10-01-2021 06:31 AM

can't go wrong with dry carbon body kit...quality and weight are stunning.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/atta...345-jpg.716676

Acethriller 10-01-2021 06:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by driftcars (Post 9041010)
Which shop did you get this done? How much do they charge for labor? I am looking to get mine done next year.

There's a few shops locally that'll do a good job. It should run you just over $2000 after taxes on labour alone.

!Aznboi128 10-01-2021 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 9041016)
Where was the RS meet announced? I totally missed out and only found out there was one when I saw some photo albums posted on FB in a car group.

:okay:

Through instagram, it was a RS x TSS meet so a bit different as it wasn't official.

Pics are out there, more will be posted in the up coming days on Instagram.

underscore 10-01-2021 10:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9041004)
Most of my car purchases cost as much as the tax people pay on a new car.

I’m okay with that.

I know someone (or likely their wife) will always chime in with a “I don’t want to get stranded by some old car” but I’ll be honest and say twice in my life I’ve had to tow a “regular driver” car because it broke down… and 1 of those was my own fault because I modified the shit out of it. That’s over like 25 years of driving too.

(that said I’ve only owned 1 European car hahaha)

I've noticed that the majority of the vehicles I've seen broken down on the side of the Coq over the years were <5 years old.

The Producer 10-02-2021 04:24 PM

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...509b2187_b.jpgUntitled by GhstRidr, on Flickr

picked up this high mile Mk6 on the cheap for winter usage. I really like these cars. I wanted a 4 door, but this one came up.

Clean and new-ish. I'll keep an eye out now for a winter wheel setup.

nismodrifter 10-03-2021 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dark0821 (Post 9040967)
^ God damn!

Haha, living my dream.

Its odd that now I am older, I could be in the bracket of owning a classic Ferrari (who am I kidding, I mean an older Ferrari). I just dont have the balls to buy one, because being able to buy it is one thing, but also have the $$ to keep it on the road is something else hahaha.

Can I ask how much $$ does it chews up in general upkeep (not including things that do break) over the course of your ownership?

Just some rough figures so I can convince myself that I am no where near financially ready....

I am nearing 9 years of ownership, purchased the car in 2012 or 2013. Can't remember. It was due for its major engine out service in 2015 (remember its time, not miles that guide the service interval for these cars). During that repair, I had them sort out anything and everything that was due while the engine was out. That included clutch, and flywheel. That was an expensive one. Total bill was 5 digits. The first digit was not a 1. Eek.

After that was done, I do yearly maintenance plus small repairs myself. Oil filter + washers are $70ish/year, plus oil from Canadian Tire (Pennzoil Platinum Euro 5w40) which I buy on sale. A few small repairs here and there over the past 5 years have totaled only a few hundred bucks.

Small repairs are only possible because of the knowledge base and comradery on Ferrarichat being nothing short of amazing. There are truly great guys there who are willing to take time out of their schedule to share the knowledge and lend a hand. It's crazy really. I texted back and forth with one guy in Australia to figure out an electrical situation once. Need a part? No problem. Contact Ricambi and the owner will sort you out and make sure you have the exact right stuff you need. Once you really start tinkering with the car though you realize its a very simple thing to work on. It's like a big go cart really.

Car is going in for its major service this year after completing 5 years and only ~3200ish kilometers. I think I will be sending it to Eurolux in Langley. Hoping its a 4 digit bill but I can see it being higher as there are a few minor issues to address.

With everything going EV etc I will do my best to add some more miles to this thing. Haven't driven it much over last 5 years as result of life being crazy. :thumbsup:


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