Thread: The less I see, the happier I am!

I love my SE-R. I don't know how many of you guys think like me when it comes to my SE-R, but, my ride has to look good inside and out. Wish I had unlimited funds to drop into the engine but that makes me appreciate it more as a stock car. I live here on Fort Hood in Texas where there are thousands and thousands of Soldiers and their families living in close proximity of one another and I have yet to see even one (91-94) SE-R and it makes me feel like I have some rare and genuine because everytime I take it out I run into someone who has never seen the car before. The last time I took it out I had a Soldier ask me "Hey is that a 2004 or a 2005 Nissan?" When I told him it was a 94 he was flabbergasted. Your car is a direct reflection of yourself and I love it when I roll out there in town cuz my car turns heads everywhere and it's completely stock. How do you guys feel?

Last time I as was at Ft. Hood, the place was a ghost town... operation Desert Storm was in full blown deployment. My brother and I were actually able to play on the base golf course, complete with rattlesnakes and other creepy crawlies.

I kind of liked the areas around there. You could sneak over to Austin, the museum in Waco, and sleeping at night with the windows open in the summer and just a fan on... I hate humidity.

Come back safe, whole and sound.

Peas us Riced,
Mark

Yeah that's true, Desert Storm really hurt Killeens economy but it's booming now even with the units that are deployed. It's hard to get on post in the morning without running into traffic.

thank you for your service to our country! Bob W