I went and looked today.Went with an HP 23" flat screen computer monitor and then for the desktop I went with a Lenovo.1 TB hard drive,8 gigs of ram, Intel I5 processor.Couldn't get Windows 7 as they were replacing all 7's and loading Windows 8 on there.It's okay as they showed me classic desktop view on there where you do not have to use the tiling system so I am okay with that.Cost 599 so that was fine with me for what I want to do.Might get a MAC later but I am really busy and didn't want to have to learn something brand new and wanted plug and go.

The techno beat gets me going but the classical gets the synapses firing.

I did have a classical plugged drain on a Saturday afternoon a few weeks back.

Well, the selling point I made to the VP of classic american is that it'd be interest only payments until I could refinance.

I contend that buying and selling a classic car for profit is similar to a real estate 'flip'.

As Stephen Covey taught in his classic, The 7 habits of Highly Effective People, begin with the end in mind.

Linked http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/58383-the-truth-about-wholesaling-A classic thread.

@Brooklyn R.Very classic Philly movie.

.#2 Band Signs - A classic.

You'll never legally be able to buy a bunch of classic cars and claim it as a business expenses, but if your company earns $1M, you can certainly buy $1M in office supplies and then not have to pay any taxes.