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Yee. Lol, I dont know. IS SportCross seems like a nice choice.
Yee. Lol, I dont know. IS SportCross seems like a nice choice.
Selling the Supra probably.
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Your car looks sort of nice from the couple of pictures I've seen, and I don't want to be a sucker and pay to much. So I'm going to go ahead and offer you $675 for it. I think even that is a little much for that car, it is only a pre '89 non turbo after all. I can buy those all day for like $15
suprarx7nut;942625 said:
Good be confused :biglaugh: ps i only have 1 set of semi nice rims right now.
Loki;942945 said:Your car looks sort of nice from the couple of pictures I've seen, and I don't want to be a sucker and pay to much. So I'm going to go ahead and offer you $675 for it. I think even that is a little much for that car, it is only a pre '89 non turbo after all. I can buy those all day for like $15
Yeah? come right now and give me $15 in hand and it is yours. Deal is for Canadians only.
BorHor;942466 said:
Have you actually tried a Miata (passanger rides don't count as there is slightly more leg room on the driver's side) or are you just making assumptions because they look small?
If you're looking for reliability, I'd steer clear of a 5 series or a GS like you've mentioned already in this thread. In my experience, older luxury cars tend to be cheap for a reason. The initial outlay might not seem like much, but those repair bills certainly do mount up, that's the main thing I've learnt from my E34 ownership.
If you want something that will start everytime you turn the key, get something dull + Japanese or a car with a warranty or you could what Joe did and get a car that's both
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DonS1mpson;943225 said:Have you actually tried a Miata (passanger rides don't count as there is slightly more leg room on the driver's side) or are you just making assumptions because they look small?
If you're looking for reliability, I'd steer clear of a 5 series or a GS like you've mentioned already in this thread. In my experience, older luxury cars tend to be cheap for a reason. The initial outlay might not seem like much, but those repair bills certainly do mount up, that's the main thing I've learnt from my E34 ownership.
If you want something that will start everytime you turn the key, get something dull + Japanese or a car with a warranty or you could what Joe did and get a car that's both
Miata's are chick cars. Boris already gets enough about his gay blue car...im sure he doesn't want to be seen in a Miata.. lol:biglaugh:
suprastanger507mgte;943243 said:
There's MSM's out there with absolutely minimal mods that will take C6 Z06's in autocross and various road courses.
Sorry to hear selling Boris, I would buy the gay blue one from you but my garage is full already.
You want a big car? Get a BMW 5/7 series (90-98), Mercedes S-class (82-91), or a Lexus LS-400. Those are the best, IMO.
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Sil;943344 said:
I know that. I have seen them. But they are still chick cars. Not talking about the performance of it..but the image it projects on the driver...
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