We do. That's what revscene is for. And for midget pron of course. :fuckyea:

haha i know these good deals don't usually last. I'd rather see the car go to someone in the RS community who will actually care and drive the car! Just looking out for other RS members!

RevScene Hood
http://www.hertfordmuseum.org/blog/w...do-un-arco.jpg

Well that turned out shitty/pixelated.

you da man :thumbsup:

lol i texted another rs'er about that ITR the second i saw it on craigslist. now that everyone on here is growing up and has some financial stability, the good used car market is getting hella competitive lol. but i think we all feel the same way. as long as it goes into the RS family its okay

Le sigh. Another USD fucking bait pricing. Also in Ontario listed on Van CL, but its still worth considering. Not at the 20% price increase for me, but still a reasonable price for what looks like a very nice car. If you are selling it on a Canadian site, from canada, to canada list your price in fucking Canadian dollars for fucking fucks sakes. Fuck.
1981 Porsche 911 SC

Interesting, I didn't get that feel. Seats part is interesting but many s2k owners debadge their car. Again, with any used cars, a full report plus inspection are required anyway.

ugh. becoming more and more unattainable....


screw this. im buying an M car.

Westopher, that read quarter panel must be a respray. It looks better than a 3 year old car here. The trunk/hood looks a different colour but that might just be the lighting

I thought from looking at it the whole thing may have been a respray. I care much less about the exterior on a car of that vintage than I do of the interior/mechanical though. As long as the car is rust free. I'm going to be enjoying it from the drivers seat.

To close the loop on the blue AP1 in Victoria, it is officially sold.

Serious ragrets. I assumed it was a rebuild/accidents but turns out it was an excellent deal.

There are still 911 deals out there. A 964 came up on craiglist Kelowna earlier this week and sold in hours for over asking. Not sure what the price was but it was clearly under market. Some owners have had these cars forever and put them on the market without actually knowing about the white hot air cooled 911 market.

Somewhat OT, but got the official word today that I can buy my old M3 back :s What do I do RS craigslist junkies????

Keep in mind I sold it to him for 25K, not sure how much of a discount I'm going to get for a years worth of use... he fixed a couple small items but the car is in virtually the same repair as when I sold it to him.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...0D/photo-2.jpg

Things I would change/fix because they drive me wild;
- Aftermarket trunk that fits like an aftermarket trunk :s + paint 3000$ for OEM CSL trunk
- Window mouldings are dried out 1000$ to replace
- Sunroof moulding is dried out

In the big picture the car can be driven just fine as is, but in the long term it needs new mouldings and a fresh paint job to deal with rock chips and the various components that were painted individually.

Thoughts????? Seems like E46 M3 prices have gone bonkers this year.

Buy it back, and maybe sell it again to me.

What are the kms on it again? You might end up paying more than you sold it for. (Depending on if they are a friend or not)

Or me.

I can't recall 100% but I'm pretty sure it's around 95000km.

I wouldn't pay more than I sold it for, I think he would be expecting 23.5-24K for it if being sold back to me... I actually find myself tempted to buy an E90 M3 (Maybe even an E92 M3 Limerock) over getting back into my E46 M3.

While newer cars certainly have their drawbacks, they have their positive attribute as well.

If it was a run of the mill e46 I would pass since you've been down that road, but your e46 was fucking money. Still has the Recaros?

Nope, CSL seats were parted, shame really but the guy said he just couldn't afford the extra 3k or whatever I wanted for them.

Sold them for 4500 USD within a week.

Honestly the car was just not the same with the lame stock seats.

Buy it.

:drool:

The important question is: would you buy it back because you love/miss the car, or just because you think it's a good deal?

I dont think it's a good deal, I think I would be paying high end of the price spectrum.

It's a love thing... But I've loved many before, and I will love many to come.

There you have it -- you said it yourself. It isn't gonna be a good deal.

I say it's better to move on and spend the money on your next "love".

A wolf in sheeps clothing:

2005 Volvo S60 T5 for $7,500 in BURNABY | autoTRADER.ca

-257hp
-258tq
-"spaceball" shifter
-5 speed manual (more reliable than autotragic)
-FWD (simpler and lighter than AWD cars)
-comfy as f*ck!
-Invisible to cops

I don't think this is a good deal and I doubt it can be saved. Nonetheless, I liked a couple of the photos. Why can't cars still be like this?

1987 Tercel Wagon 4wd SR5

RS'ers will appreciate this Honda.

1992 Honda Civic EG Hatch Turbo Showcar