http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/5430069406.html


03 m3 coupe, manual, clean title 6speed!
19,500 obo

Has a diff leak, subframe not reinforced with original bushings. Not worth :(

Long story short, been on the hunt for a GT3. Found this instead, loved it. But I may have found a GT3 so...

Don't have the bank to keep all 3 cars, otherwise I would.

I've priced it fairly reasonably to facilitate a quick sale.

I went to go see his car. Owner is a great guy and luvs Porsches. Car is mint and one of the nicest examples in town. The fit and fitment of all the RS tribute parts look great and has been resprayed to a high quality level. I would have bought his car, but I am just not mechanically inclined enough to work on the car myself. I think his price is reasonable and fair. Someone is going to get a great car!

Thanks Micky. Looking forward to seeing your 991!

^ soon Kenneth, I am itching to get back to into the Porsche club again, but I think I am going to save a bit more and get a 991 C4S. I still drool over your car though:)

price in usd, not sure if good
Porsche 911 SC (USD)- $35000 (West Vancouver)

http://images.craigslist.org/00A0A_j...GR_600x450.jpg

because there are so many masochists with $ to maintain one of these :lol

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/5398845299.html 2003 BMW M5 - $34995

http://images.craigslist.org/00G0G_i...Bi_600x450.jpg

what's the going rate for a ex-US daily driver like this?

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/5398956029.html 2010 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport - $34900 (Langley)

http://images.craigslist.org/01010_e...74_600x450.jpg

35k for that m5? Fucking ridiculous. It's nice but no way anything over 100k should be 30+
I want that Porsche obviously.

That yellow beauty has got me scheming hard right now Kreygasm

It couldn't have been cheap to get that car to it's current state. All things considered, I'd call it a good buy.

Do it. :)

Would be awesome to keep this local! Value-wise, if there was a stock C2 in the same flawless condition, it'd be mid 50s to low 60s USD depending on colour...

Sell me your itr and buy the Porsche!

BLACK 2006 MANUAL HONDA CIVIC

Whatever the exhaust issue is, should be a cheap fix with used parts (if applicable). Good price for a reliable daily car.

^ $50K cdn for a high mileage 911? pretty steep? (albeit with a rebuilt motor) I would pay the extra money and get Skunkworks 993.......

With Porsches of that vintage I'd say it's not an if, but a when for the motor rebuild so I see it as a major positive. I'd rather have skunkworks as well, but we know I'm getting neither.

Funny I was just looking at the red 01 E39 M5 again today in case I sold my 993. The dollar plus air cooled madness means it is tempting to sell. I posted the M5 a while back and it's still available for $21,900. 175kms and very well maintained. I know the owner and take my car to be serviced at the same place.

Also a random comment about the US dollar. I sold my CRX to a buyer in Quebec today. I am finding that the poor Canadian dollar is pushing Canadians to buy cars already in Canada since a comparable US car is now far more expensive. Similar to our tourism dollars staying in Canada.

Decently price em1 sir?

2000 Honda Civic SiR EM1

Probably more to it than just a stolen recovery, judging by the right fender bolts.

If everything checks out though, a $2k beater/slut would be alright.

wondering if the bad clearcoat sunburn was from a poor respray of the front end...

Lol at the wheels, and kinda rough... but 850i 6 speed for fairly cheap, with spare motor.

1992 BMW 850i

Highly sought after Sperm Wheels

Went to school with this guy, car is definitely in good condition

All considered, I'd call this a buy. I like it.

1984 Landrover Defender 130 QuadCab HCPU

Clean foxbody mustang
MUSTANG 89

You can get 90's defenders for cheaper and honestly i'd prefer the long wheel base suv's over the pick up. You're paying for rarity with this one. I wouldn't call it a "good" buy. But, definitely a "cool" buy.