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10-19-2003, 08:52 PM
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I woulden't port it untill something goes wrong with it, assuming it's a good engine now. The power it will put out stockport will make you grin for a long time.
Buying a house is pretty damn cool. It's nice to know that you own something that actually appreciates. I bought my home almost a year and a half ago and woulden't go back to renting. In the meantime I'd save up as much ching you can for a big fatty down payment. You'll thank yourself once you see how much even a extra grand at closing will save you in the long run!
Buying a house is pretty damn cool. It's nice to know that you own something that actually appreciates. I bought my home almost a year and a half ago and woulden't go back to renting. In the meantime I'd save up as much ching you can for a big fatty down payment. You'll thank yourself once you see how much even a extra grand at closing will save you in the long run!
10-19-2003, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by setzep' date='Oct 19 2003, 05:52 PM
I woulden't port it untill something goes wrong with it, assuming it's a good engine now. The power it will put out stockport will make you grin for a long time.
Buying a house is pretty damn cool. It's nice to know that you own something that actually appreciates. I bought my home almost a year and a half ago and woulden't go back to renting. In the meantime I'd save up as much ching you can for a big fatty down payment. You'll thank yourself once you see how much even a extra grand at closing will save you in the long run!
Buying a house is pretty damn cool. It's nice to know that you own something that actually appreciates. I bought my home almost a year and a half ago and woulden't go back to renting. In the meantime I'd save up as much ching you can for a big fatty down payment. You'll thank yourself once you see how much even a extra grand at closing will save you in the long run!
10-20-2003, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by setzep' date='Oct 20 2003, 04:49 PM
thats funny... most of the time it's the other way around 
I know a kid that owes his parents 10k! ouch...
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