Originally posted by The G-Man
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I hate manualsComment
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okay...i need your help!
KBB says $2200, they want $1300 for it..
the bad.
its been in an accident, the damage was fixed. so the body is clean, i was told all the panels line up correctly.
theres a dent in the rear bumper..on the corner, his grandmother backed into him. haha.
in the past its been a troublesome car...some electrical grimlins here and there, and other various problems..
176,xxx miles
needs new shocks. they said "they need to be fixed"
the good
"pretty new" tires
pretty clean interior
decently clean paint
the problems in the past have been fixed, but then other ones came up..
do you guys think its worth? if you need more info on basing your opinion, let me know.
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If you're capable and willing to trace down and fix electrical gremlins, go for it.Originally posted by sweet91accordComment
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Originally posted by npor
2 Things.
ONE- the whole turbo being good or bad for auto. Basically, adding any considerable amount of power to it, without upgrading that stock automatic transmission is unwise. I think I read somewhere that someone messed theirs up and only upped the power by 50 or so hp. But get more opinions then just mine, because what do I know? I drive a camaro
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I'd try to bring them down a bit... ask for 1000, hope for 1100 or so
"This truck is 100% sh*ts and giggles."
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary... that's what gets you." Jeremy Clarkson
You're not JDM until you have a car built in ohio with tons of bolt ons from ebay.
Disregard females, acquire currency
BUS 62 AIN'T F'ING AROUND!Comment
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any other opinions?Comment
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I'd do it, but then I like a challenge. Try to bring the price down cuz you're gonna be spending money to get it working.
on the stairs, she grabs my arm, says whats up,
where you been, is something wrong?
i try to just smile, and say everything’s fine.Comment
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