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1987 Toyota MR2 - $5500 (Richmond)

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch...781612149.html

Could be a good buy if the AW11's are your cup of tea.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...jox1OtifOq-QSY

BAT auction

7K miles no accident all stock 1994 Supra

Wow, 6 days left and already at $90K USD!

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...782400193.html

Mercedes 1973 220D - $3000

are parts hard to come by for the older MR2s?

I assume it’s been discussed in the comments, but no accidents? The back bumper isn’t even close to the same shade of red as the body.

Uhhhhhh are nearly 25 year old tires supposed to be a selling point?

1994 was 15 years ago?

BibleThump

it's all about oh-ee-em
Kappa :troll:

Damn lots of nice cars on that website.

This 2002tii is a beauty :drool

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-bmw-2002tii-54/

Yes . No . after market support is high. and the engine is the same as the AE86.. but it is a really old car.. parts for my SW20 were pretty easy with the RHD market populating the shoress

I obviously can't do math before I've had my morning coffee. In my head I've always assumed that the 90's weren't that long ago and I'm not old. Oh the cars that I would buy if that were the case...

OEM + (25 years)

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...774320170.html


Turbo Manual wagon.... :megusta:

Guy's on rs too

On a car that you would reasonably expect to drive, no.

This is obviously never going to be driven and, in the unlikely scenario where it will be, it’ll definitely need new tires.

all I could think about is those cupholders :megusta:

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https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...783050740.html

2 CJ 8 Scramblers $6500
Tan one has a crate motor and transmission was rebuilt before. Includes full metal doors/glass and FG HT.

Brown one is all original with good soft doors and top, iirc.

I'd get the brown one to run/drive/stop and sell it for more than you paid for both, then build the Tan one. It was a beast, last time it was on the road. Plus it includes impossible to find parts

I'd say that most stuff is available one way or another, but a lot has been discontinued so you end up on the hunt for used parts.

Sleeper beater, vapourwave mobile

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch...758005614.html

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...779649673.html


https://vancouver.craigslist.org/pml...782278484.html

the FiST seems to be very good value for the fun and practicality....


https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...757791371.html

nice daily/ get around car. 6MT turbo, recaro seats, bbs wheels !

The fiST are light and take mods well. Only real issues I have with them are...

- very light with 205/40r17 tires. So when you hit bumps it hits hard and the cars light enough to reall bounce
- a lot of NVH, huge difference compared to a foST driving back to back
- interior layout and build quality, although the car is fun to drive you never forget that its roots are the cheapest car ford offer

But if I didn’t need to put kids or store stuff in the car and just wanted a weekend carver, I’d have one over a focus ST. If I was my only car, foST for sure

Here's a good question. FiST or Fiat 500 Abarth?

I was thinking the same.

FiST has the five door appeal and probably better ride quality.

Having owned the Abarth, car in stock for is a hoot to drive and looks great especially with a bit of lowering. car has tons of personality and the exhaust note is intoxicating/ exotic at the same time.

fiesta if it comes with recaro and if you care about resale..also slightly faster

abarth all the way though...lighter, more quirky appeal and not made in mexico

both will become harder to find with ford pulling out of car production and fiat doesn't look like it'll stick around north america for much longer

Isn't Alfa Romeo doing okay?