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i recall seeing a previous ad for the car, where the drivers door is all bondo'd. |
2009 Acura Tsx 6 speed manual black I think this is a great deal 09 k24 tax 6-speed with a lot of extras km is a little high for the year but for 15k its well worth it |
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That ad seems funky, someone had to fuck up bad for the engine to need a rebuild at 100k. Then the seller claims to have put $20k+ into it but doesn't specify what was actually done, nor does he specify what it currently needs. Assuming everything looks clean I'd offer something like $4k cash, sell the stupid microtech and go back to a stock EMS. |
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Great question! I'm not well informed on them, just what I've picked up here and there. I pay little attention to the Vanagons, simply due to the price. I dip in and out occasionally, to look at the swap information as I'm considering different engine options for my 1968 Single Cab. A stock Wasserboxer-equipped Vanagon, in top maintenance condition will go 70-75mph all day. The problem is heads. If you don't use VW's specified coolant (and many people don't) the heads leak, you blame VW for building a horrible engine and blow it up. Many have died this way. Most wasserboxers haven't been meticulously maintained, and so 60-65mph seems to be the average max speed without blowing them up. Tossing in a full Subaru conversion and finding 80mph has your cruising speed with no fears of engine explosion must be fantastic. The thing is, Rocky Mtn Westy lifts them all and puts AT-Grabber or BFG KO2's on them. They might cruise down the highway great, and get you into some nice campsites, but you're not going to be cornering very quickly. -Dave |
thanks for the info. from what you are saying it is cost that makes these uncommon. i guess us poor folk will stay with mitsubishi delicas instead. |
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Who the hell is he letting work on this car?? :fulloffuck: |
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i posted this elsewhere but this is why i've had 510's in my head lately... sr20det 510 anyone? |
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roll the dice with this v8 rx7 for 3500 bucks!! 1987 Mazda rx7 v8 and full parts car for $500 extra Victoria City, Victoria |
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Even if it needs work, I have a 350/700R4 sitting in storage, plus a T5 5speed and peripherals. Fuuuuu.... Must resist....ferry too expensive, don't do it. DON'T DO IT!!!! Plus: Spoiler! edit - emailed :okay: |
haha i'm soo tempted! my boat needs a new v8 if the cars shit.. |
1991 Acura NSX If not for the shitty currency this would be a sweet deal. Talked to the seller timing belt /water pump were replaced ahead of its maintenance schedule . He doesn't know about the "snap ring" range (transmission problem) so I ask him to give me the transcode and luckily it's not affected Transcode is j4a4-1003456 "snap ring" range is between 3542-5978 |
(FS) or (T) 1992 Honda Civic Si (B16A3) Decent buy. Seeing how most eg's go for around 2000, not bad for 3500 with a b16 swap. |
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Pssssshhh ferry costs. Totally worth it, go for it! -D |
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I've seen this M3 re-listed 3-4 times over the past few months. Always awful pictures and poorly written ad. I also recall the drivers door is a different colour. |
2005 Acura tsx REDUCED PRICE Not a bad deal for a TSX. The leather is not as beat up as the mileage would suggest (the TSX leather is pretty terrible). |
I just e-mailed him. We'll see what he has to say about it. I have always wanted a 6 speed E46. It's hard to say no at that price. (If it's just the door that need replacing) |
randomly came upon this, Techno Violet E46 m3, 6speed with black interior relatively low kms too westopher? haha Cars for Sale: 2003 BMW M3 in Washington, DC 20001: Coupe Details - 390429502 - AutoTrader.com |
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