Author Topic: I think I need professional help  (Read 907 times)

My brain must not fuction right. Because when my giant green pusillanimous individual-slaying machine of a car started dying I had a choice. Junk it and get a normal pansy ass car or see what the forget is wrong with it and fix it. Of course like most people I took the logical choice and decided to fix it. Myself. In my parent's garage. That is currently full of my other junk. So yeah of course I decide to not buy the parts I need but rather buy another car of the exact same year and then take the parts off of that one and put it on my other one.
I'm quite the odd person.

But I love being odd.






Oh yeah I forgot to mention it was three hours one way to the sellers house. Yeah I'm mentally insane




Found this guy in the fourth picture



Who is this handsome young man? I need to know!

Why did you buy an entire new car instead of the loving parts?
Mate, thats handicapped

Why did you buy an entire new car instead of the loving parts?
Mate, thats handicapped
why do you think the thread is titled "I think I need professional help"

even he thinks it's weird if you read the OP
[...] I'm quite the odd person.

But I love being odd.
[...]
Yeah I'm mentally insane

ontopic: what will you do with the new white car? after the parts are used it's useless

You can give the white one to topgrear so they have something to blow up
I guess

Nothing wrong in buying a parts car. If something down the road busts you'll have a replacement right there.

Found this guy in the fourth picture



Who is this handsome young man? I need to know!
dats my dad u cuck

Why did you buy an entire new car instead of the loving parts?
Mate, thats handicapped
bc finding parts for 30 year old car isn't that easy


ontopic: what will you do with the new white car? after the parts are used it's useless
probs just sell it for like $200 or something

There's nothing wrong with this at all. Believe it or not, this is how most people that are on a budget fix their cars. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars on just a few parts, they buy a parts car for only like $500. You're getting a lot more bang for your buck doing that. Not to mention if something happens to your car in the future, you won't have to wait a week for your parts to come. You can just grab them off the other car.

My good friend has a beautiful Nissan 240SX, and he has four other Nissans sitting on his property that are used solely for parts.