Clean Supra
- Thread starter TRACKMKIII
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Attack of the Jellybean.
I looked into a MKIV ('96 TT Auto) and turned it down for my '88.
MKIII > MKIV, in my personal opinion.
I looked into a MKIV ('96 TT Auto) and turned it down for my '88.
MKIII > MKIV, in my personal opinion.
i dont understand why they would spend so much money on a car with a salvage title.
i think its kinda cool because its different. a little on the excessive side tho. i dont like the wheels at all. not a fan of a huge lip or 19's. with it sitting so low it makes the wheels look even bigger.
i think its kinda cool because its different. a little on the excessive side tho. i dont like the wheels at all. not a fan of a huge lip or 19's. with it sitting so low it makes the wheels look even bigger.
that's a bit much. I love widebody kits, BUT they have accentuate the lines of the car not totally change them. To me a clean widebody is one that still looks stock but has a slight bulge that you have to look twice to see it's there.
I have one problem with that car. All that work and a POS pantjob. At least go totally custom with the paint also, or do something only available on high end cars.
I have one problem with that car. All that work and a POS pantjob. At least go totally custom with the paint also, or do something only available on high end cars.
dbsupra90 said:
Salvage title doesn't mean it was in a really bad accident automatically. You can get a salvage title if it was stolen and they stole the correct parts off the car. You can also get one for mileage fraud, flood damage, and or an accident in a sweet spot that will cost too much to cost.
Also, maybe he didnt' put much $$ into it cause he owns a shop or something. theres too many variables untill we know. That is a nice supra
All that attention to looks, and they slap a narrowband a/f gauge on it... :icon_conf And a stock mkiv looks way better.
dgilman360 said:
Exactly the car I want.
I'm looking to buy one in the next 6 to 12 months. I'd like to buy it cash. I hate car payments, but we'll see, (may have to finance) they aren't cheap or plentiful.