posted 09-03-2005 04:27 PM                    

Its great to see a youngster with the passion for something that us oldies love so dearly...I can only give you the advice that I've offered to many youngins, both as a hockey coach and as a parent....
when people have wants... sometimes they are to quick to give up... they seem unobtainable....
Always ask yourself " how bad do I want it ?"... "do I want it bad enough to do what it takes to get it ?".... if your answer "YES ! " then you are half way there....
there is no free ride... you have to work hard for your dreams, you gotta get as much education as you can, you gotta stay away from the "traps".... cigarettes, drugs, booze, crime, young parenthood...
theres lots of distractions...
keep focused, don't give up, work hard, establish credit ( pay your bills )...
if you think you gotta sell drugs or steal to get your dream... your dream will be a cell in prison... guaranteed !

be your own best friend, and your own biggest fan and never give up...

whatta ya think..? do you have what it takes ?

only you have the answer for that..

good luck !

posted 09-03-2005 06:39 PM                    

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Originally posted by RED5:
Stop smoking weed all the time!!....it might help.

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the only way you will get a Prowler if your smokin weed all the time will be if a rich relative dies...

posted 09-03-2005 07:00 PM                  

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Originally posted by pumpkin:
Great advise.

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I thoroughly agree!!! You definitely hit ALL the nails right on their heads.

One of the items that Jim mentioned was being able to do what it takes to purchase a Prowler. Jim and I have both had to do a little creative financing to purchase our cats.

Once you are committed you have to definitely stick to it! The last thing you ever want to have to think about about is having to sell your dream. I will personally do whatever it takes to keep my cat.

Good luck to you junior and I hope the time that you unfortunately have to wait will be very short. You've definitely come to the right place to ask questions and advice. These guys are the GREATEST!!!

Brian

posted 09-03-2005 07:06 PM                    

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Originally posted by TooHipCat:
I thoroughly agree!!! You definitely hit [B]ALL the nails right on their heads.

The last thing you ever want to have to think about about is having to sell your dream. I will personally do whatever it takes to keep my cat.

Brian

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and you hit one as well Brian...
they will have to pry my cold, dead, hands off the steering wheel to get my dream from me...

posted 09-04-2005 11:02 PM                  

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Originally posted by junior420:
i been drewling over the prowler since the concept in 93. now im 20 years old and i just can tge tmy mind off of it. how can i get one with hardly any credit to get a loan and with a 9 to 5 job? no possible way right? so i guess i have to wait. i wish i can lease to own one. someone help me. this car means so much to me thanks guys

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I have wanted a `61~`62 Corvette since I was 14, at your age I had a `72 Challenger 340 4 speed, a `77 Dodge Aspen and a `67 Barracuda Formula "S" 340 4 speed...but I still didn't have my corvette, 27 years later I still do not have my corvette. Yes, I could have one but would have to sell some of my other toys.

If you really want a Prowler:

MAKE A PLAN, figure out how much one will cost, include insurance and upkeep

Decide what is most important, (higher education leads to higher income)

work hard to reach your goal (remember drugs, alcohol and women lead to changes in plans)

You have a lot of years ahead to reach your goals, work hard to get there and you will appreciate it once you get there

My daughter is 23 and has her own house, paid for her own new car (01 PT Cruiser, yes it is paid for) and was manager for over 2 years at place she works. She is very proud of what she has done at her age.

posted 09-05-2005 06:36 PM                    

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Originally posted by pumpkin:
Great advise.

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