Franchi

Drive something big enough to push em out of your way! :-)

Went to Safelite on past Sat, turns out my old windshield ( not stock ) had seperated out causing the water leak when it rained super hard. So didn't need a new windshield and was about $145 to get old one pulled out and reinstalled correctly. Not too bad and Safelite guys were professional. I'd use them again.

Sennheiser and Bose are good

Shot of a bowl of Xmas lights I took with my 4S and edited with it slightly. http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f216/sogwap55/Xmas.jpg

/\/\ Yes. I've sold all my old phones via Gazelle. Don't make a ton of money but its quick and easy.

Sent ya a PM. Got a friend looking for a job like this currently...

The power of stupidity. It never fails.

$200 bump...

Shit Ill probably go get it this weekend. lol

I've had whatever entry level tint A to Z uses on both my Mustang and old F-150 for years now with zero issues or color changing at all.

Good info, thanks all.

I thought of them but wanted to see if anybody knew of a good local store. I'd prefer to do that prior to a national chain....

Need a new windshield in my wife's 00 Sable I think, old one isn't cracked but we got some major water leakage on floorboards and I've checked the cowl and doesn't look like it's coming from there. Read online that windshield adhesive can shrink over time, think I need a new windshield and where be a good place I can get it fixed one and done? Hasn't been a big issue since we haven't used the car much lately but needs done now as starting to smell inside the car so gonna get Mudcrutch to clean the interior once I get the leak fixed. I don't really have time to check into it more myself, just want to take it somewhere and get it done right first time.

How high does the level's go? I'm hoping to get this for Xmas. :-)

I drop full coverage when the car is only worth 2-3k.Of my 3 cars now, all three are paid off, still have full coverage on my 06 Mustang GT and my 04 Mustang, but not on my 00 Sable DD. I usually calculate out the cost of how much full coverage vs liability only for a year and then see when it would be good to drop it. But I also keep cars until they absolutely die from being run into the ground.

/\/\ How so? Could you give me an example?

I have sold some stuff on ebay but definately not the bulk of it. Ebay fees suck. lol

Good info, thanks. Yes, so far I've all just been doing it under my name, never started it to make a business out of it, just saw a potential way to earn a little extra mod money for my cars. lol

It's about a year old, I've been doing it on the side, payments mostly via Paypal, and all under the table here and there but it's been consistently profitable and I've kept pretty detailed records so I've seriously considered expanding, in talks currently to the manufacturer of the product to become a dealer but figuring out now how I would do the 10k buy in. It's not like this would become my fulltime job, just something I would do on the side in addition to my career. So far I've been able to pull a consistent $500 to $800 in profit monthly with average gross sales monthly of about $2100 to $2500.

I am a home owner with a good bit of positive equity, I'd def would want to look into the pro's and con's of a cash out home refinance but not opposed to the idea either, I'll look into it and get back to you. I'll check out the SBA as well, thanks for the tips!

I would check Chase first as I have most of all my regular accounts with them and been pretty happy with their service.

Considering a Business Line of Credit and doing all my research now on them, wanted to see folks feedback who have actually used them before. Be using it to buy inventory to resell on a proven product, no worries about reselling, just figuring out all the math on profit ratio. I've read that 9 to 15% is average, depending on credit and business history, of which I have none but excellent credit. Be looking at starting out with a 10k one, possibly more later but would want to run a 10k one for a year or so before dipping further into it potentially.

I use it for cheap shipping on small, inexpensive parts. Anything over $75 dollars though, I'll pay extra to send via Fedex who actually has customer service and tracking/recovery system. But I also ship about 4 to 6 things a week so probably less volume then some, more then others. Post office workers really suck, I stopped using USPS entirely solely because of that but I found that the Post office in Worthington is actually quite excellent, always friendly workers who actually know what they are doing so I go to them for anything I need via USPS.

$200...

Bumpage!