302 + T5!!! :toot:

I think the exact same thing!

"freshly rebuilt, only 1700km's on rebuild!"

Then why the fuck are you selling it?!

I'm onboard with this. For example, that "race ready" EK with a type-R swap that has been on Craigslist on and off for years has a "recently rebuilt transmission". Cons: third gear grind. Really?


On topic:
Honda Accord 1991 (Aircared)

1987 Mustang convertible lx and 302 motor


http://images.craigslist.org/00F0F_2...nH_600x450.jpg


Would buy for this sticker alone!!!

a lot of people buy broken cars fix them up with a swap to flip. It's common and I've seen many happen.

Friend of mine picked up a 03 TL Type-s for 1,000 that wouldn't start/move. Replaced tranny and battery for $1500 he sold the car for 7,000.

They could also be weekend cars that barely get driven or track cars with low (but hard driven) mileage.

Sometimes it is easier to sell a running and driving car. Not from a money making standpoint at all but moreso to attract a larger number of potential buyers. A non-running vehicle has a limited market as the common man don't got time for that!!

1991 NSX Red/black 128K kms MUST SELL

Has this been posted yet? I wonder how it checks out in person

E36 M3
$7500 CDN
140K Miles
BMW M3

MINT 08 M6 12k KM <--- Super Low KM's Car MSRP Over $100K CDN
$55K CDN
2008 immaculate M6 Fully loaded only 12000Km

2007 Bmw Alpina B7 Super Rare 1 of 750
MSRP $165K CDN
$36K CDN
2007 Bmw Alpina B7 - over 500 horsepower only 700 made

that M3 is automatic, and used to be listed as a salvage title. Its been for sale since I bought mine 11 months ago. It also matches the exact description of another ad on there almost word for word, using terms like "dints" and "pretty much no scratches with the same sentences slightly modified and same sentence structure. It seems pretty scammy.

84 Honda XL 250

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rd...513033252.html not only is this a tintop but it has an extremely rare oem roofrack that americans will buy

Solid deal if you're looking for a quality build. Seller seems a bit full of himself though.

1990 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo - Show Winner, Fully Restored, Built LHD

solid deal at 24K? really?

I don't know how the term "fully restored" applies to a 1990 Nissan. It just looks like the paintjob was done to the car. (performance parts added is another story)
Interior looks pretty tired.

Pretty sure the owners on RS
And I agree, for 24000, I kinda expect a bit more

^Meh, upon reflection, you guys are right. I'd expect an immaculate interior for that price. Shouldn't be listed for more than 20k.

The car is obviously clean and immaculate. You can't put a price on cars pampered by there owners. The car looks very appealing and out of all the 300zx locally this is one of 1% that aren't high mileage P.O.S.

While the yellow is not a color I would ever choose it doesn't look bad. Car has been appraised and all documentation is included which is a good sign that the car is not been molested. If you are a serious buyer the price is negotiable as obo indicates.

Car isn't steal of the century but it's priced well for what it is. Owner has clearly put in the hours and babies it. I'm not in the market for a 300zx but if I were and if the car was white I would shoot shit with the owner and make an offer on the car.

You don't get money back on mods when you go to sell it, Ever.

Appraised value :fuckthatshit:

Buy here instead - guaranteed to appraise for at least double:

by "shoot shit" I am assuming you mean lowballing him. :fuckthatshit:

Put all the hours and money you want in a car, you won't get 1/2 of it back unless it is a very sought after classic or sports car.

a bit off topic but doing a search for an Lancer Evo 4 on Craigslist gives me a lot of ads from "Velocity Cars" in Burnaby.

Anyone have any sort of dealings or heard of any stories about these guys? I might drop by and take a look at some Evo 4s when I'm back in town.

one of those evo4's blew up on my test drive...


(had a deal going, numbers were right, deal pending to test drive)

They're one of our sponsors I believe

so did it blew up while u were test driving it? granny shifting not double clutching like u should? lol

or did someone else blew it while u were discussing numbers with sales?

Although normally I would be agreeing with this sentiment I know the owner of the car and know how much work and dedication was put into the vehicle. Price is obo remember.

price was agreed. then went for test drive. did one WOT pull up a hill and the car misfired after that...

walked away afterwards and bought an evo 5 privately instead