lurch519

our car is so unique, it even stands out at a car show when it is stone stock. the week i started back at the car stereo shop that i had worked at for 6 years, we had our annual car show, and i parked my car with some of the other guys that worked there that had modified their cars, and were worthy of show. street trenz magazine, a local car mag, was there shooting pics and whatnot for the show. ( this was back in june by the way) anyway, i was browsing through one of their most recent issues, and came across a small article about our show, and what did i see, but a shot of my car , nestled in among shots of a bunch of other heavily modified cars. what surprised me is that my car was completely stock at that point. so i looked up street trenz's website, and they actually took 3 pics of my car and posted them on their site. there were some really hot cars there, that only got one pic. anyway, heres my 64k of fame.

http://www.streettrenz.com/gallery/t...bum=82&page=17

there should be 12 pics on this page, with mine being 4th on the second row, and first and second on the third row.

chinx

delaware is tax free? how does the state get enough $ to run itself?

lurch519

well, its sales tax free. they make revenue from rental tax, tolls, income tax, tobacco and gasoline tax, etc. plus, lots of huge corporations use delaware as their base of operations, such as dupont, mbna, ing direct i believe. delaware offers very good business tax rates to attract these large companies, and even though they offer lower tax rates, the money these companies generate makes quite a bit of tax revenue even when its seriously discounted as compared to other states.

huff04titanium

how do you like the KDW's. I heard they were kind of loud....

lurch519

not bad, they certainly not louder than the aem now :D :D :D :D :D

BigOLundh

iTrader: (1)

I used to work for MBNA. In the early 80s alot of legislation changed in regards to banking laws. Deleware was one of the least stringent and most profitable states to operate in because of their state banking laws.
I'm sure there are reasons why other businesses are there, but for the most part you will see many lending institutions based out of Deleware.