Unless you've got family in an industry

that sucks

I started plumbing at 20

Funded my LS swap shenanigans

is it hard to get a job at a restaurant at 16?

Not at all

what do i do to get startrd

im just a normal kid without a permit

Start searching indeed

Look for something part time as a bus boy or dishwasher. Or maybe general labor help for construction or something along those lines

I thought I wanted to work in the trades so I went to trade school after I started plumbing. After about 4 years of plumbing I realized it was not something I wanted long term. So I went back to college

Sold all of my fun stuff

darn

i just want a job that allows me to do shit to my cars and afford a home

Me too, man. Trades are great if you don't want to go to college.

But I got tired of the long hours and extremely labor intensive lifestyle

Very hard on the body

But this is a cars chat so I'll just leave it at that haha

Nice Huracan

Motorcycles are better than cars change my mind

Well, you don’t fall over and die in a car. Good enough for me

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Alright, but your actual chance of dying is actually relatively low

They're cheaper

Maintenance, gas, initial price

And are more fun

Unless you're one of those bullet-bike jockeys. Their average life expectancy is about 6 months, especially for those guys who weave through traffic at 80+ mph.

lol haha, the only bikes i like are dirtbikes and certain street bikes

and they are no where near as fun as super cars, ur telling me a 1500 hp buggati isnt as fun as a street bike? bruh

Jdms

You can get a racing sportbike for less than a race car.

My 350z

Nice!

So I got these old 17x8s and I'm looking for a solid set of 31-33x10.5 all terains, anyone got a suggestion? Noise from the tire during driving a no big deal, I probably won't be able to hear it anyway

1950 Weiner Car

Classic. I got to see a newer modern one up close about 6 years ago. They are pretty cool

Interesting