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Also glad you arent ded. Side note is that I apparently work with someone who knows your Dad.
Holy shit dude!!!!
Glad you made it out ok, for the most part anyway. Hopefully your burns aren't too bad.
Remember, it's a car, and it's just money. You learned more about yourself and this platform by wrenching, and you could have spend the money on worse things like heroin or gambling in the Vietnam jungle with a gun pointed to your head.
This is just an excuse to get something faster.
On a dark comedy note, that is a nice pic of you fleeing the fireball. Frame that pic at home!
Originally I thought brake fluid because right before the fire I lost them in a turn. Pedal to the floor. But the more I look at pics I wonder if it was fuel.It's probably damn near impossible to determine with that much damage, but could it have been a fuel leak?
As I was reading I was planning a motivational post about buckling down and rebuilding but then i got to the pictures um nope. If your going to go go big I guess.
Glad your ok. Just buy a new one
if you want something new just buy a PU!
the appeal this time is that you would know exactly what you wanted to do and would be able to methodically get it built right the first time.
with the amount of shit you would be changing anyway you could probably get away with buying a standard 3 and "upgrading it to MS3+ specs
Mazdaspeed6!1. Needs to be 4 doors for the kid(s)
2. Fun to drive like a speed is
3. Is not a Pu.
The plan is exocetIf you're getting a dedicated track car my vote goes for an E36 or E46. Pretty quick, fairly cheap, reliable, great cars to learn with and there's plenty of aftermarket support.