2021: Your Gift Or Your Curse?

[50 Deep]

This year was a doozy. I mean right out of the gate things started rolling and never seemed to slow down. Quite frankly one of the most confusing years of my life, but also one of the most memorable.
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On one hand I saw business through the roof for many and maybe some of the most profitable times ever seen. With the same brush stroke it was perhaps the most frustrating due to labor shortages, inflation, and materials availability. This was the firs time I had experienced reaching out to multiple companies to give them money and not even getting a call back. But also being personally thanked many times by others who appreciated someone actually giving them one on one time to get their questions answered.
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Even with Covid abound I was able to sneak in some travel and shake hands with new friends. Giving another car guy a hug brought about some sense of comfort after being apart for so long. I am not sure what 2022 will bring but I hope you guys keep burning rubber. This is my personal thank you to everyone I got the chance to work with, gave me a like or commented "good job bro." All of you continue to make this extremely fun.
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Wishing you all a belated Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!

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[UpACurb]

I started 2021 with no GT350 and ended with GT350 so I say gift lol

 

[Troutwrangler]

I like your thoughts in regards to 2021, @50 Deep.

I was nodding my head in agreement with pretty much everything you wrote as I was reading through your post.
Everyone in our circle stayed healthy through 2021, business was busier than ever, we did some traveling (a couple of road trips in the Mustang and 4th of July in Las Vegas)....
While 2021 was definitely not perfect, and often frustrating, there's much to be thankful for and not a lot to complain about.

Best wishes to all who read this for a happy and healthy 2022!

 

[Carbide]

I started 2021 with no GT350 and ended with GT350 so I say gift lol

Ditto. Bought mine in April.

 

[Shelbyshakes]

This year was a doozy. I mean right out of the gate things started rolling and never seemed to slow down. Quite frankly one of the most confusing years of my life, but also one of the most memorable.
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On one hand I saw business through the roof for many and maybe some of the most profitable times ever seen. With the same brush stroke it was perhaps the most frustrating due to labor shortages, inflation, and materials availability. This was the firs time I had experienced reaching out to multiple companies to give them money and not even getting a call back. But also being personally thanked many times by others who appreciated someone actually giving them one on one time to get their questions answered.
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Even with Covid abound I was able to sneak in some travel and shake hands with new friends. Giving another car guy a hug brought about some sense of comfort after being apart for so long. I am not sure what 2022 will bring but I hope you guys keep burning rubber. This is my personal thank you to everyone I got the chance to work with, gave me a like or commented "good job bro." All of you continue to make this extremely fun.
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Wishing you all a belated Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!

Happy New year brother ! Thanks for the advice and tech support you have given me over the last 12months . I really appreciate your friendship !

 

[barstowpo]

2021 Sucked. It started off with the loss of a good friend and ended with the loss of my wife and another good friend. I hope 2022 offers more opportunities to track my new to me FPRS GT350 bought in my late wife's honor.

 

[oneheadlite]

...started off good for me, I picked up a 2020 Challenger Scat Pack 6.4 Hemi in
January. I wanted one for years, but more money than I wanted to pay.

Drove the Challenger for 5 months and couldn't get comfy in it.
Sold the Challenger for more than I gave for it in May and then bought
the '21 Mustang in June.

Happy times are here again in the Mustang.
(still wish I'd kept the '15 Camaro SS............................)

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