shits on 40k golfs

posts 75k camry

:lawl:

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...606029043.html


10k civics with no vtec... :okay:

Honda made a lot of cool JDM cars that North America never got but this is not one of them.

^ Would definitely Civic front clip swap it. Looks mint, interior especially in good condition & it's stick!

https://images.cdn.circlesix.co/imag...b164e48a04.JPG

was thinking EK swap front end or even EL swap front end for lols.

I'd convert it to LHD and swap in a viscous coupling.

Mechanic special ? ... maybe a new alternator or a new starter? 2010 Audi S4, 189K kms, $3500

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...606560526.html

that's dumb cheap - if it's real the wreckers are already on their way to get it.

easy part out even if it's hooped

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...8-f709e0d47dbd

1992 Toyota mr2 turbo 110k km
$12,000

https://scontent.fyvr4-1.fna.fbcdn.n...pg&oe=643083C6

^ No way that that's legit. It must have a rebuilt title or something. OP is gonna be bombarded with a crap ton of DM's :lol

that is 100% a scam

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...606555216.html

Can the gang help provide some feedback on this listing? I'm BMW-illiterate, and any anecdotes about this dealer would be appreciated.

110k miles - the cluster looks like US style cluster.

E46 cab - looks like a new dealer running off the AutoOne showroom.

General E46 - check for oil leaks and any underhood coolant smells (thermostat, expansion tanks are plastic) and make sure the power top is work. Check all functions. Road test on a flatter more even road, see if it tracks anywhere. they generally feel nice to drive, but just make sure it doesnt dart all over the place.


That one can use a set of stock style 68 17" stock wheels (which are a dime a dozen fortunately on fb marketplace) or the factory 18" m sport wheels (cooler design, bitch to clean, bends easily)

https://www.usedvictoria.com/sports-cars/30978402

Found the same mr2 photos here.

I'd like to learn what hints you see to think that's a US style cluster? the markings don't show MPH on gauge or digital tac, and it seems like there's a MPH version around?

sorry didnt specify - the US cluster was meant for the MR2 post!


have to say it looks quite good and has aged well in the titanium silver.

has leather (which most M sports do anyways here) and the Black M Cubicle trim, which is desirable. looks like a nice car.


if you're very interested, can get Autowest (pre owned building, classic side) to do a PPI. should give you some assurance.


W124 500E... big k, big bucks... but man theyre cool

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/nvn...599898729.html

If the mileage is true, you should expect to see the following service in the records:

- Oil leaks such as the oil filter housing gasket, valve cover gasket, Vanos oil line, and oil pan gasket addressed
- Cooling system - expansion tank, thermostat, water pump, upper and lower cooling hoses changed at minimum
- Power steering reservoir leak and power steering hoses/clamps
- All fluids changed at regular intervals - oil, brake, gearbox, and differential
- Crankcase ventilation valve system replaced
- DISA valve replaced
- Air intake hoses (upper and lower) replaced
- Some minor suspension work such as control arms or just the bushings replaced.
- Flex disc changed

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...606948769.html

https://images.craigslist.org/00d0d_...M_1200x900.jpg

Wish I had the room for another 90's shitbox.

V6, 5 Spd and RED

Damn still asking $3000 for a old rusty fwd Mazda

Anything running that is $5K is cheap now

I love these egg shaped cars. Nissan NX, this pOS. All egged shaped cars are awesome

This list is pretty comprehensive and is a summary of most of the work that I did in my extensive ownership of my 330ci.

One other thing to add to the list, I don't expect them to do it, but one to consider is VANOS seals. It's pretty cheap and easy to do.

If they did the valve cover gasket already, and you really wanted to nitpick (tho I doubt it would go far in negotiation), check if they used a Victor Reinz gasket. If so, expect to do the job again.

Anyone who has done a Vanos seals job is an enthusiast since it's a job that no BMW dealer does. A car owned by an enthusiast would never end up at a private used car lot.

Manual E46s that are not drift cars are tougher to find these days, so I can see the appeal of this example. On the other hand, it might be worth waiting to find that example that spent most of its time on the North Shore or on Vancouver Island, pay a premium for it, and then spend another 2K on it to replace parts that wouldn't have come up during Inspection 1/2s.

Then you will end up with like a $15k e46 worth $5000. Why not start with a e90

Not a good buy, but I did just blow my load from seeing the listing, can't recall the last time a clean T came up for sale

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...607629229.html