So... my budget for the next 5 months

Mandos

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Well, right now I drive a fairly lightweight, rear wheel drive sports car, 2 seater. I drove it for a few weeks last winter and nearly died at least 4 times. Kinda scary.

Anyways, I refuse to sell this car, its a pretty rare car IN MY EYES, and I wont ever find another like it that I'll be satisfied with, not to mention low mileage and fairly good condition. Plus its the exact one I want.

Now, since I refuse to sell this car, I need to come up with roughly 2,500$ to get a used car to drive in the winter. upstate NY winter starts around late november, early december, so I want to have a new car by then. That gives me 5 months, and 20 paychecks to make this deadline by. Calculated out, that means I need to save 125$ a week every week for the next 5 months, to equal 2500$. I figure I can get one for 22-23 hundred and use the rest for plates and such.

Now, considering a few things, I equaled myself t roughly 300$ a week, I make a bit more than that, maybe 350 or so but 300 is even and safe. So, 300 times 20 is 6 thousand dollars. Minus the 2500 I want, that leaves me with 3500 to pay bills, gas, and live off of in 5 months.

Rent is roughly 1425 for the next 5 months, and 500 for food and utilities. That leaves 1575...

If I figure it out, after the things, its 175 a week after saving I get. Thats 700$ a month to live off of. 415 after rent, and 315 after other expenses.

My idea is, thats not enough. I need more. So, if I pick up a job covering saturday and sunday at some cheap wage, thats like 3-350$ a month more, so not too bad to live off of.

What is the point of me posting this? No idea, just looking to get some input from you all, see if I forgot anything, maybe theres a better idea, you know. What do you all think of my half baked plan?
 

Looney

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What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.
 

Kenazo

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Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

Which convinently is the weight of a dead hooker or two.
 

cKGunslinger

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Originally posted by: Kenazo
Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

Which convinently is the weight of a dead hooker or two.

:thumbsup:
 

tm37

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Originally posted by: Kenazo
Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

Which convinently is the weight of a dead hooker or two.

Go for the fat one cheaper and you only need one

also when was the last time some reported a fat hooker missing
 

dxkj

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What is your ultra rare car... I think at your income (and low rent for a place) you shouldnt be owning two cars... did you include the $$ you are paying for additional car insurance into that?
 

DainBramaged

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Originally posted by: Kenazo
Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

Which convinently is the weight of a dead hooker or two.

OMG...that was LMAO moment of the week. :thumbsup: :beer: :D

What was even cheaper was the fact that I was listening to ICP when it played. Lyrics were, "I met Milenko, he gave me three wishes....that night I fvcked three fat bitches." LOL
 

Mandos

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Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

A 1985 Pontiac Fiero GT.
 

Mandos

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Originally posted by: dxkj
What is your ultra rare car... I think at your income (and low rent for a place) you shouldnt be owning two cars... did you include the $$ you are paying for additional car insurance into that?

Its not ultra rare, just rare in my heart. DOnt be an arse about it

and yes, I'm not paying insurance for the Fiero when I'm not driving it. Simple as pie. and yes, low rent cause Ihave 3 roomates
 

ShadowBlade

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Originally posted by: Kenazo
Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

Which convinently is the weight of a dead hooker or two.

lol
 

mitaiwan82

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Originally posted by: Mandos
Originally posted by: dxkj
What is your ultra rare car... I think at your income (and low rent for a place) you shouldnt be owning two cars... did you include the $$ you are paying for additional car insurance into that?

Its not ultra rare, just rare in my heart. DOnt be an arse about it

and yes, I'm not paying insurance for the Fiero when I'm not driving it. Simple as pie. and yes, low rent cause Ihave 3 roomates

Is there any reason you can't just get snow tires for the car? It would cost a lot less than buying another car.
 

mitaiwan82

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I priced out snow tires w/ steelies for your Fiero and it came out to ~$420 before shipping. That's about 6 times less than $2500...
 

Mandos

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Originally posted by: mitaiwan82
I priced out snow tires w/ steelies for your Fiero and it came out to ~$420 before shipping. That's about 6 times less than $2500...

but I don't want to ruin my car by driving it in the winter and sliding, even with blizzak tires...
 
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Originally posted by: Mandos
Originally posted by: Looney
What kind of car do you drive? I drive a Mustang in the winter just fine... the secret is to get good winter tires, and put a hundred or 2 pounds in your trunk.

A 1985 Pontiac Fiero GT.

rare? The sad thing is, it probably will end up being a collectable in 50 years since most are i nthe junk yard now ... for a good reason.