The Renaissance
I'm doing some restructuring of my garage and life with cars, I've been working at a Collectors Car Dealership for about a month, and I have to admit the job is extremely demanding especially when it contains cars worth more than your life.
Before I continue here's my monthly update of my funds.
Spoiler:
Outstanding Bill
BMW E36 Lip V$60
18" Volk TE37's V$800
Koni Dynamics Coil Over Kit V$1,000+ Clearing CostV$200
Total Cost:
V$2,060
Last Months Remainder:
V$:4,954-V$2,060=V$2,894+ Final Salary from Previous JobV$2,500
=V$5,394
Hourly Wage:V$20.00 No Overtime
Weekly Wage: V$800.00
Commission Per Vehicle:V$800 + Delivery Cost V$150
Monthly + Commission (3 Vehicles Sold "None were delivered personally") = V$3,466.67 + V$2,400
= V$5,866.67
This Months Funds
V$11,260.67
Expenditure:
OEM (E24) BMW M Technic Steering Wheel : V$250
Remainder : V$11,010.67
Now this can fuel some builds some minor stuff and probably buy a new car, I'm in the process of parting out my FRS to street her up, I'm not selling it, but I am moving away from the stance life and making use of that LS1's power.

I had the camber completely decreased and the car lifted to the stock height, I got rid of the stock wheels and traded them for these Focus ST rims which right now are place holders. I'm putting the BBS RS's for sale to buy street and race oriented rims.

So I'm keeping the FRS a "Showcar" but a street monster, this time with something to prove.
The makeover shall commence.

Now on to the M3 the only performance modification so far was the installation of the coilovers which are doing their job well,I painted my rims black with some paint cans I had lying around and I got a new steering wheel, one from a (E24) M 635 CSi, just for a bit of flare and to make my M3 a bit different.

My signature car just needs to get some minor work done, but nothing much.

Other than that I didn't spend much money, this month I will be making some major investments.
There's this one car I want to own and it's a lot of money to buy it so I have to start filling my dream jar.