damn that is hott! the whole color scheme flows well.

 

looks great man!

 

Freshhh

 

love the cars tipo,

I'm pretty new here. But, probably a silly question and I apologize if that's the case but what kind of work are you in, saw it says you are a business owner. Just curious! Made need to change career paths

Also could you comment on reasons regarding registering in separate states as it might be beneficial for my next purchase.

If you would like you can always private message me as well.

Thanks in advance pal, Cheers!

 

snuggles... let me fill you in on a small tip around here... YOU DON'T ASK WHAT PEOPLE DO. Its rude.

If you do... you will be banned. Save yourself the trouble, just enjoy the nice cars, and be happy.

 

That's a shame, but I won't follow that and I don't find it rude at all, which is why I asked

I know many people who love to answer that question and talk about their profession and I know an equal amount who oppose it. Generally when I've come in contact with high profile car owners, especially where I live they enjoy the question and welcome it.

Obviously that will be his choice and I'd be happy with whatever he chooses.

 

AZ has ZERO sales tax on used car purchases.........

 

Love it Tipo, great combo!

And a nice collection you've got there.

 

This may sound strange but here goes.
The car looks hot but the wheels are too tuner-ish for my taste. It is a high end car but deserving of wheels that accentuate rather than disappear into a black hole. I like black wheels but ones with a shiney lip. The all blacked out thing makes them disappear. It works on a tuner but not a high end car. Just my opinion. Still, a hot car.

 

nice

 

Daedalus - Thanks for defending my honor! Ha ha!

That being said ... it's not that big of a deal to me but I do agree that some people do not like this particular question being posed to them. Alot of my successful business friends like to keep their affairs private.

I made my initial money in the late 80s in the export business. Invested that money in a booming stock market and took some of the proceeds off the table to buy real estate. Alot of people were making bank in the booming financials markets but their mistake was betting the whole farm on a market they thought would never stop rising. When it crashed it took most of them down with it.

I had diversified into real estate and was remodeling/flipping homes long before it became fashionable (mid 90s onwards). I continued doing that as well as investing in some small start up companies. One start up company did very well and literally tripled my investment in six years. Real estate took off as well so my investments were doing well across the board.

Today I still have investments in some small businesses and am watching the real estate market carefully. There WILL be opportunities. The key will be the timing. Whether it's a year from now or longer - it will eventually turn around.