House Cleaning

So I haven't been posting lately, life sucks, and because due to my bad financial choices I've been cluttered myself with too many cars to manage.
To fix this I've did some inventory fixing.


The RSX is gone....



Just kidding it's in back home in Georgia, it is wayyy to special to be sold to some philistine, so it's being stored at my parents garage, I have too many cars to manage so it's gonna be wrapped up there till there is an "special occasion" it's gonna be stored up till then.

Now on to the GT-T...

It's probably the biggest purchase I've ever done and it would be a while until I get the approval. So it's nice and cozy at the storage unit I have in downtown, it was exposed to the elements way to long, so the wait continues.



So now I'm left with the GT 5-Hunnid.

The only car I actually drive and the only car I probably might not modify, I'm keeping her as is.






Since I will need a normal car to commute in and since I love to buy cars I bought this:

1990 Volkswagen Corrado G60

MILEAGE: 82,691 miles

ENGINE: 1.8 Supercharged

TRANSMISSION: Manual 5-Speed

DRIVE TRAIN: FWD

EXTERIOR COLOR: Tornado Red

INTERIOR COLOR: Black

CONDITION: Immaculate

Real Reference: Auto Trader

Now the story on how I got this car is pretty short, I was watching an old season of Top Gear and they had a future classic segment and the Corrado was up for consideration, now the model I bought is not a VR6 but the G60 model, I looked for a VR6 at first but as the show predicted it became a classic and the MT models are over 20K and climbing I got a few in the 8 grand range but those were automatic models, and whats the point of a automatic Hot Hatch, so I looked for the cheaper and least powerful G60 and got this model at an absolute steal for V$7,000.

My end goal is to swap the current motor for the VR6 since I wasn't able to get one in the first place, but this should be a new experience and now I have driven the Trinity of the Car World, American, European and Japanese, this should be something fresh and interesting.

I did get paid though so that's a plus.