@PATAX 10-4. I have plenty on extensions also.. Last few days or so filed several extensions, caught up on my business accounts monthly or quarterly accounting, worked on quarter one payroll taxes for my cliients that I do payroll for.. cut the grass, worked on a passive growth tracing of a 401K plan to determine the marital and non-marital portion of the 401K. next non-accounting or tax issue is to get one my collector cars going for the year.. Here is one.. a right hand drive Japanese Domestic Car, (JDM) only sold in Japan I picked up a few years ago.. 1989 Nissan S-Cargo.. big hit at car cruises. 
@PATAX The late 80s and early 90s was a very rich time for Japan in general.. before the japanese stock market tanked back then japanese auto makers would take a high volume car and make these art deco cars only to be sold on a very limited volume. One of the halo cars of Nissan from that era, and current stable mate to the S-Cargo is a Nissan Figaro.. in pale aqua, here from a show in Loudonvile I took it to a few yeas ago.
@IRonMaN I find them in that condition.. My biggest benchmark is to make sure the car has no rust.. mechanically sound of course also but mechancial issues can be fixed and to find super clean late 80s Japanese markets is kind of special. So no rust is my number one requirement.
The S-Cargo I bought from a company that specialized in bringing these never sold in USA cars over to the states.. Most states here honor the 25 year rule that Bill Gates got into law. He was trying to bring a german car here, one that was never sold here and they installed a new law that if the car was 25 years or older it was exempt from EPA and safety standards.. These tiny japanese cars would never meet any modern safety or EPA standard but they are exempt in most states being 25 years old or older.
I have one more.. I know.. I collect these. some would say, eccentric cars, odd ball cars..which I find fascinating and really cool. Any way.. Japan still makes them today but following the 25 year rule. is my 1988 Honda Acty.. a Japanese mini truck.. right hand drive, 3 cylinder, 35 Horsepower maybe with fold down sides to turn into a flat bed.. I like the 1988 and early 1989 Actys because they have the classic , round eyed headlights; later models had more of a rectangle headlight but the round eyed Actsy are pretty rare, especially in good shape:
