Carros japoneses usados

• País: United States
• Fecha: 2018-06-08

First of all, thank you for the contest.

I found this contest on a local giveaway web page, and I was astounded. This is a seriously generous offer. I know that you benefit from the sponsors, as well as internet views, but I have to say, this is collossal.
From my initial encounter, I would have to say that your website is pretty well constructed. I might give it an 80% grade, maybe 85%. What is most important to ME is "simplicity," and I found your website (1) well laid out, (2) easy to understand, and (3) well organized. So I am very pleased with the site layout.

Why should you pick me as the winner?
Since we're "shooting for the moon" here, I'll share my deepest thoughts. I love cars and trucks, and I have wanted to live on the road (adventure travel) for years. I am 10 years out of college, and because of failures (or mistakes), my dreams have been postponed. So winning a solid vehicle from CAR FROM JAPAN would be a real "lifechanger."
What would I do? I would take a truck, install a super modern camper shell on the back, and add many off road features to make it capable of handling all terrains. I would start with monthly road trips across the USA, videotaping my travels via gopro camera, living comfortably in a quality, dependable vehicle. In the last 10 years, since college, I have handled all types of vehicles, from small motorcycles up to major moving trucks. So I think I'd be capable of handling whatever vehicle you send, and navigating whatever landscapes I find.

It would also help me as a business vehicle, to tow/haul things, but first-and-foremost, it would be a travel or "adventure" vehicle for me.
Maybe I would use it to haul my antique car around (its a project car).
Maybe I would use it to haul my motorcycle around (or friends' bikes).
Either way, I imagine winning such a truck will be useful for many things, and I will take full advantage.

Basically, I look at the vehicle prize as something that would give me a "fresh start" on life, something that would redeem me from past business mistakes. I know that life is hard work, and nothing is guaranteed (as my grandma used to tell me), but a man can still hope for the best.