[nickm]

What do/did you do for a living to afford your Hellcat?

 

[TLHampton]

16years so far of my life in the Navy. Retirements just around the corner with only at least 4 more to go and I’m stoked. Can’t wait to get my Cat she’s been ordered though, so the waiting game has begun. White knuckle hellcat charger.

 

[nickm]

16years so far of my life in the Navy. Retirements just around the corner with only at least 4 more to go and I’m stoked. Can’t wait to get my Cat she’s been ordered though, so the waiting game has begun. White knuckle hellcat charger.

Thanks for your service! That’s the color I’m hoping I can find. Congrats!

 

[TLHampton]

It’s absolutely my pleasure and it’s so beautiful in white knuckle I love it. I’m going to have my hood wrapped satin black.

 

[nickm]

It’s absolutely my pleasure and it’s so beautiful in white knuckle I love it. I’m going to have my hood wrapped satin black.

Only thing that bothers me is the little “spoiler” on the back isn’t black. They paint matched it with the white.

 

[TLHampton]

Only thing that bothers me is the little “spoiler” on the back isn’t black. They paint matched it with the white.

Yeah bro but that’s an easy wrap job and good to go. Problem solved and way less money the factory satin black option

 

[robbie2883]

i DID live in the woods with all my personal belongings in a single garbage bag at one point in my life. I now own 2 businesses and partners in a 3rd. The american dream is real if you're willing to work for it. Nothing signifies that more than a mopar!

 

[TLHampton]

i DID live in the woods with all my personal belongings in a single garbage bag at one point in my life. I now own 2 businesses and partners in a 3rd. The american dream is real if you're willing to work for it. Nothing signifies that more than a mopar!

Robbie that’s bad ass brother. Congrats on your journey and I wish you nothing but continued success.

 

[robbie2883]

Robbie that’s bad ass brother. Congrats on your journey and I wish you nothing but continued success.

Thanks brother. it ain't me. it's all God and an amazing woman!

 

[D Ras]

I got crushed on my motorcycle.... glad to still be alive, broken ankle tibia neck right hand and arm left hand punctured lung and loss of a testicle. Needless to say, wife said no more bikes... 😂

 

[TLHampton]

I got crushed on my motorcycle.... glad to still be alive, broken ankle tibia neck right hand and arm left hand punctured lung and loss of a testicle. Needless to say, wife said no more bikes... 😂

Holy crap man. Glad you are alive and hopefully mostly well after that. Sounds like a smart woman.

 

[D Ras]

Holy crap man. Glad you are alive and hopefully mostly well after that. Sounds like a smart woman.

Thanks big dog. Me too, finally getting back in to shape, luckily the Marine Corps didn’t med sep me! Yeah my wife is great, she’s been a great support through this whole process.

 

[TLHampton]

Thanks big dog. Me too, finally getting back in to shape, luckily the Marine Corps didn’t med sep me! Yeah my wife is great, she’s been a great support through this whole process.

Shit those devil dogs ain’t letting a good one go. Stay after it brother.

 

[Chancey]

Been homeless myself and did a lot of time too in my past life. I was a hopeless drunk and drug addict before the Lord turned my life around. Today I have a beautiful family, and own a strong business mentoring others due to the grace of God. We house and help counsel 70 men who are dealing with addiction issues of their own today...As robbie 2883 stated, the American dream is still alive and well!

 

[greeny]

Started as an apprentice Electrcian out of high school, Got my ticket four years later. Start a business with 3 of my friends at 24. We sold our company when I was 28, and have had a good secure job with the company we sold to ever since. Selling a company didn’t make me rich but it allowed me to set myself up for retirement and buying a 2018 wib hellcat. I am now 32, married and expecting my first child soon. The younger guys at work ask how I did it? I just say “work your ass off, take pride in what you do and be nice to the people around you”. I am know 32, and the North American dream is real.

 

[Chancey]

Started as an apprentice Electrcian out of high school, Got my ticket four years later. Start a business with 3 of my friends at 24. We sold our company when I was 28, and have had a good secure job with the company we sold to ever since. Selling a company didn’t make me rich but it allowed me to set myself up for retirement and buying a 2018 wib hellcat. I am now 32, married and expecting my first child soon. The younger guys at work ask how I did it? I just say “work your ass off, take pride in what you do and be nice to the people around you”. I am know 32, and the North American dream is real.

Greeny you sound like a very mature and settled 32 year old! Best to you and your family man.

 

[jub jub]

I actually don't have one yet, but I will, soon, very soon. And what did I do to afford one? 65 years of working my ass off! That's right bitches!

 

[nickm]

i DID live in the woods with all my personal belongings in a single garbage bag at one point in my life. I now own 2 businesses and partners in a 3rd. The american dream is real if you're willing to work for it. Nothing signifies that more than a mopar!

What type of businesses? I don’t know if I could ever do that... I’m currently getting on a few lists for police departments near me.

 

[nickm]

Been homeless myself and did a lot of time too in my past life. I was a hopeless drunk and drug addict before the Lord turned my life around. Today I have a beautiful family, and own a strong business mentoring others due to the grace of God. We house and help counsel 70 men who are dealing with addiction issues of their own today...As robbie 2883 stated, the American dream is still alive and well!

Very impressive. Towards the end of your life you’ll be able to look back and see that you made a difference!

 

[nickm]

Started as an apprentice Electrcian out of high school, Got my ticket four years later. Start a business with 3 of my friends at 24. We sold our company when I was 28, and have had a good secure job with the company we sold to ever since. Selling a company didn’t make me rich but it allowed me to set myself up for retirement and buying a 2018 wib hellcat. I am now 32, married and expecting my first child soon. The younger guys at work ask how I did it? I just say “work your ass off, take pride in what you do and be nice to the people around you”. I am know 32, and the North American dream is real.

Good for you!