11/26/2025
I think I’m finally ready to talk about what losing this car meant to me and how much I’ve been struggling with it. I’m not looking for sympathy, attention, or anything financial.
Also I’m gonna add some of my favorite photos, videos and memories with the car.
I’m very fortunate to have never dealt with any type of major loss. Whether that be family, friends, major personal items, or even relationships. Girls are scary anyway…
I know a lot of car enthusiasts have my back in saying that this car was so much more than just a hunk of metal. This car was important to me for so many amazing reasons.
It’s the reason I have most of my friends — real life and online.
Some honorable mentions jzx
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All of my shows I have gone to and shows I have won are because of this car.
Even my social media, my following, the opportunities I’ve had, and the reason me and became friends (plus the reason my bumpers got destroyed 😅) all came from this car.
I genuinely have this car to thank for almost every happy part of my life.
I want nothing more than to be able to rebuild the car and keep it alive, but financially it’s just not possible or smart right now. I have to part it out for multiple reasons — to pay for the new car or other various debts and life expenses.
I know a lot of people have seen my new car and I’m super happy with it. Thanks again to & / People have also said that it worked in my favor and I got a better car. They’re not wrong. How could I not be happy with an overall nicer Chaser in almost every way, plus almost triple the power?
But… it’s not the same. Some of you probably know exactly what I’m feeling. And for those who don’t, I hope you never have to.
I’ve cried over this car more than anything in my life. Every time I look at the new one, part of me just wants the old one back.
I’m not quitting social media or the car scene or anything like that. I just felt like this needed to be said because it’s how I’ve been feeling. If you read this far, thank you. It genuinely means you give a s**t.
- Parker