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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 4,943
From: Mountains of Utah
First of all.. welcome... Second of all.. thank you for your service. Third.. im sorry to hear about your situation. Sometimes we run into a pickle in life. Maybe you should sell your projects. Sell it to someone that can finish it. It doenst seem like you have it in you anymore. I don't want to sound like a douchebag but it would benefit you aswell as someone else that is looking for a project car...
Good luck!
Good luck!
See, I didn't want it to seem like that at all... Just by reading the initial post, there is no point in the projects sitting there... rotting away.
If I was in this situation, I wouldn't know what to do either. But comming from someone looking at the big picture it might be the MOST practical thing to do.
No point in attempting to finish it and hurting yourself.
Whats the point in a project if you can't complete it.
If theres people to help then that would be awesome.
But even if you had the money to put it in the shop and get it finished... its only partial your project.
Just something to consider...
If I was in this situation, I wouldn't know what to do either. But comming from someone looking at the big picture it might be the MOST practical thing to do.
No point in attempting to finish it and hurting yourself.
Whats the point in a project if you can't complete it.
If theres people to help then that would be awesome.
But even if you had the money to put it in the shop and get it finished... its only partial your project.
Just something to consider...
Monte Of The Month -- October 2012
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 2,886
From: Ames, IA
See, I didn't want it to seem like that at all... Just by reading the initial post, there is no point in the projects sitting there... rotting away.
If I was in this situation, I wouldn't know what to do either. But comming from someone looking at the big picture it might be the MOST practical thing to do.
No point in attempting to finish it and hurting yourself.
Whats the point in a project if you can't complete it.
If theres people to help then that would be awesome.
But even if you had the money to put it in the shop and get it finished... its only partial your project.
Just something to consider...
If I was in this situation, I wouldn't know what to do either. But comming from someone looking at the big picture it might be the MOST practical thing to do.
No point in attempting to finish it and hurting yourself.
Whats the point in a project if you can't complete it.
If theres people to help then that would be awesome.
But even if you had the money to put it in the shop and get it finished... its only partial your project.
Just something to consider...
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