Baby has been working very hard on an up and coming social networking site. The guy he’s working for has written a book and is a marketing genius so baby is confident that this is going to be a successful venture for him. There are already a few advertisers in place and if everything goes smoothly, he’s eventually coming into quite a bit of money. With this, he’s considering buying a new car.
His current car has over 150,000 miles on it, he’s had quite a bit of work done to it to keeping it running but the other night it wouldn’t start and that had us a little scared into thinking we’d have to change some plans around and make a car the first priority. The thing about him, however, is if he does happen to get a new car he wants to keep the current one and modify it a little bit. It’s in desperate need of a paint-job, this I won’t deny but he also wants to put on a SPOILER (which I find to be extremely ugly on cars), he’d probably even go as far as throwing on a wood grain steering wheel which I’m also not too fond of, but that’s because I’m really a fan of factory defaults. I don’t understand how someone could spend a lot of money into car modification – then again, I’m not a man either and 90% of the time they take more pride in their cars than they do their own appearance – freaky right?
So while he was looking for car ideas, we came across yocar.com. They’ve got everything from wood dash kits to rear spoilers. I poked around the site for a little while and the cool thing is they’ve got video tutorials on how one would go about installing these products. I personally think if you’re going to do any modifications on a car, go to a professional but that’s based on the fact that Joe attempted to setup some kind of a velvet dash kit on his car and wound up destroying it. He was also known for taking all interior off the doors and kind of…leaving it there lol. So this of course is why I’m recommending that Baby see a professional but if he wants to take pride in his work, at least I know there’s going to be a video resource for him to reference back to.