Shark Pilot
08-21-2015, 03:16 PM
I know this is a weird question, but I'm forced with the probability of selling my 1982 DMC-12. The car is in amazing condition as I've spent thousands in renovation costs and upgrades over the past 6 years and two combat tours. My question is: How can I use it to make some money?
After the latest round of repairs, I'm done. I mean that literally AND figuratively. The car needs NOTHING and my bank account is drained. It's not in "perfect" shape (because no DMC is perfect), but it's a turn key Stage II with a DPI exhaust that looks and performs incredibly. It sounds amazing and purrs under a full throttle load. I've spent about $8,000 at PJ Grady having him fix stuff plus $14,000 for the more invasive renovations and upgrades, but I'm just drained. Other than the occasional "rent out" (and I have no idea what to charge there) how else can I make this car make ME some cash? I feel a little like it owes me! It's got 16,000 on it so I'm not big on renting it to drive.
Anyway, you folks are very experienced and enterprising individuals. I'd REALLY like to hold on to the car because I love it, but it's more than that. I have poured my heart, time and money into this thing so I want to have it until my son is a teenager or longer, but can't justify it to my wife unless I start getting creative with how it can possibly make me some money. Please help me save my De Lorean!!
p.s. I'm in Connecticut.
After the latest round of repairs, I'm done. I mean that literally AND figuratively. The car needs NOTHING and my bank account is drained. It's not in "perfect" shape (because no DMC is perfect), but it's a turn key Stage II with a DPI exhaust that looks and performs incredibly. It sounds amazing and purrs under a full throttle load. I've spent about $8,000 at PJ Grady having him fix stuff plus $14,000 for the more invasive renovations and upgrades, but I'm just drained. Other than the occasional "rent out" (and I have no idea what to charge there) how else can I make this car make ME some cash? I feel a little like it owes me! It's got 16,000 on it so I'm not big on renting it to drive.
Anyway, you folks are very experienced and enterprising individuals. I'd REALLY like to hold on to the car because I love it, but it's more than that. I have poured my heart, time and money into this thing so I want to have it until my son is a teenager or longer, but can't justify it to my wife unless I start getting creative with how it can possibly make me some money. Please help me save my De Lorean!!
p.s. I'm in Connecticut.