I think my hair’s got a mind of its own — not even two weeks has gone since I dyed it, and I’m back at almost blond again. 
Vaaaaaahhhhhhh!
Today, on my way home, our car’s odometer turned over to 200,000 miles. I didn’t catch the exact number as I didn’t have my camera with me, but 200,005 is close enough. 
It took cops 6 years to put on 99,000 miles!
says:damn 200k already, i know of a good way to refresh that.
Those who know me probably still remember the auto-tunning craze that used to run through my blood several years ago. So much time and money went down that drain that it’s only right to mention it here: 1996 Chevrolet Caprice, or simply Caprice SS.
Exterior: HID head lights; Impala SS rear spoiler; Impala SS front grille w/ chrome Stull inserts; custom tail light black out; chrome delete; 17″ Impala SS rims.
Interior: Bonneville 12 way power seats; custom red & black leather interior; Camaro analog speedometer and tachometer; Camaro floor console w/ red & black leather shifter boot; Astro Van roof console; Trans Am steering wheel w/ built-in audio controls.
In conclusion I want to say that it was a fun hobby and the result is a fun car, but I will never again spend as much money and time on something like this. However there are very few cars out there that can beat the uniqueness of what we got now.
says:Ofcourse I remember, it was a fun time, seeing how happy you were with getting all new parts, even had the honor of helping you install a stereo in it a while ago. Those were fun days, but I agree with the money wasting. Moding a car is fun, but it can realy hit the wallet, but it was fun while it lasted, and I am sure that that’s how you’ll remeber it.
says:got the same car and going the same route but trin to keep the cost down just like the car for a boat it moves and handles pretty good those motors are bullit proof
says:i lovveeee the car, im almost 18(in holland you have to be 18 to drive), and i am saving up a much money as i can to buy one! 
(sorry for the bad english 
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says:
Nice choice of a car, but being the car-loving person that I am, i just dont see how someone could lose intrest in cars 
my grandfather is 87 years old and he loves his ‘87 caprice, he also enjoyed his ‘76 Fleetwood with the 500BBC. But whatever.
have a nice day
October 17, 2008 @ 23:13
Lenchik, congrats on the new car. I’m sure it would be a lot of fun with a new clutch and steeper gears.
Dima
October 18, 2008 @ 10:46
Well, Lenchik wouldn’t be Lenchik it seems if everything just went normal. On his 3rd day Caprice was “totaled” by an 18 wheeler on NJ Turnpike, at least that’s what insurance company said.
Lenchik however says that the only damage is the rear fender that was already messed up before and since it was no fault of his own he already got the money, so it actually worked out very well.
Lenchik, you MUST let me test drive it when you put a new clutch in!!
October 19, 2008 @ 21:46
thanks for the congrats. the car will be fine dont you worry even better.
ofcourse i’ll let you drive it.
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