Am I obsessed?

As for obsession, I think all of us on this board are a little obsessed. At least until the newness wears off!
I keep every maintenance slip, receipt, and at least 3 dealer brochures on the car. God help me.
I am getting sick though: I'm getting the mod bug. My whip is straight factory right now: straight as 9:15 know what I mean? My wife doesn't like that either.
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Anyways. I have found myself sitting in the garage at night in my car.. Just sitting there.. hehe..
On a related note. I went and looked at some Ferrari's this past weekend (just messing around - I am not getting one). There were a lot of old and new cars. The common thing between all of these nice cars is this. The mileage on these cars was all under 20,000 km but the inside looks like it had over 500,000 km. Why, the only reason I can think is that these guys never drove their car. Might have 1000 engine hours on it but from sitting inside it, they looked like they had 100,000 hours. It was so weird..
And I thought I was going nuts.
I do think it is the newness of it all however, as previously mentioned, when I sold my other car it looked like it just came off the line. Yes, I kept the original brochure, all my receipts, maintenance logs and even made some notes to the new owner on my favourite charcteristics of my previous car. Good to know I'm not alone Happy Motoring!
BTW, Good idea having the DW read this thread. I will "indoctrinate" her tonight. Resistance is futile.
She is right -- you spend too much time in your cars, for example, your unbelievable shining e500. (I wonder how many hours you have to spend on cleaning/waxing it. by the way, may I ask what brands of waxes you used)
Otto
That plus the fact that I constantly wash the car has her shaking her head. But I can't stop!!
Bruce
She is right -- you spend too much time in your cars, for example, your unbelievable shining e500. (I wonder how many hours you have to spend on cleaning/waxing it. by the way, may I ask what brands of waxes you used)
Otto
Agreed!! Join the club, man ---
Its normal, Y do women obsess over diamonds and shoes, etc... - > its the same thing!!
my neighbors think i'm crazy....i was my car every saturday and if i drive out of the way sat night and have a lot of bugs on my cars sunday....i'll wash it again sunday...
i wipe the rims and the car down everynight....in fact i had to get enough towels and rags to last me a week....i carry a small rag in the car to wipe down the wooden steering wheel and give the dashboard a quick lint removal....
call me the b word if you want...BENZ MAN....
Buy yourself a sports car (like an S2000 or Lotus Elise), or a hotrod ('34 Ford with a 434 small block Chevy, maybe 750hp with NOx) or maybe a classic (XKE Series 1, XK120/140, maybe an old Ferrari).
We simply like to keep these beauties like new! I even keep a "swiffer" cloth in my glove box so I can remove dashboard dust while I'm waiting for red lights. Go figure.
Buy yourself a sports car (like an S2000 or Lotus Elise), or a hotrod ('34 Ford with a 434 small block Chevy, maybe 750hp with NOx) or maybe a classic (XKE Series 1, XK120/140, maybe an old Ferrari).
To each their own...
If the front seat is similar to a fancy lounge chair...that is a comfortable seat. Not an object of passion.
An object of passion should rock your soul from its mounts. Should transport you someplace your not but want to be.
A Ferrari GTO? Passion. Even a Tempest GTO: passion. Maybe an E55.
An E320 CDI? ....






