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Bear Chow · 03-11-2008, 08:53 AM

I thought the same thing. Carwash will probably vouch the same, let's see.

I convinced myself I needed the money to begin my next project. So once I sold the jeep, I spent 6 months, regreting because I couldn't go anywhere. Then I spent 6 months putting crap projects together that got sold off before they ever got started. Now a year plus later I'm back at square one with all the monies I earned from the sale long gone.

Don't rely on the sale of what you have to start a new project. Figure out what you really want scrimp and save to get it. Once your 90%, than sell.

I hated being jeepless, and even though I have a jeep that won't start in my yard now. I know I have the option to fix it and go anytime I want. 1.5 years without that option Majorly SUCKED.

My point was I never really needed that money to start the project I only neede to inspire myself to get off my but and do it.

Paul

03-11-2008, 08:53 AM	#6
Bear Chow Jeepless Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Oxford, Oh Posts: 302	I thought the same thing. Carwash will probably vouch the same, let's see. I convinced myself I needed the money to begin my next project. So once I sold the jeep, I spent 6 months, regreting because I couldn't go anywhere. Then I spent 6 months putting crap projects together that got sold off before they ever got started. Now a year plus later I'm back at square one with all the monies I earned from the sale long gone. Don't rely on the sale of what you have to start a new project. Figure out what you really want scrimp and save to get it. Once your 90%, than sell. I hated being jeepless, and even though I have a jeep that won't start in my yard now. I know I have the option to fix it and go anytime I want. 1.5 years without that option Majorly SUCKED. My point was I never really needed that money to start the project I only neede to inspire myself to get off my but and do it. Paul Last edited by Bear Chow; 03-11-2008 at 09:01 AM.