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That type R is TEH SEXY :inlove:
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Oh by the way I would go with the WS6 cause F-bodies are teh sh** when i drove one i fell in love and the seat did not want to let me go. Go for the 6 speed non-convertable
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Type R's with JDM fronts > all tegs http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...N0112_copy.jpg |
I say spend the extra $500 and get
1993 Nissan Skyline GTR32 This is a very nice example of what a stock R32 looks like from factory.with a RB26 twin cam 24 Valve intercooled twin turbo fuel injection Motor, full option deluxe trim, 5spd Manual, rear shoulder/lap seatbelt, ABS, HICAS, AWD.Some extra goodies include Boost gauge,aftermarket suspension,clutch and a bolt on Roll Bar.This vehicle is located in Japan; deposit is required for immediate export Color: Gun Metal Grey Price: $22,500 Mileage: 70,000 miles from http://www.evolutionimports.com/ |
Evo or WRX... depends on how much money you want to spend.
Or get a Galant VR4 and have some money left over. |
not to stray too far from topic, but that black type r listed on the first page is absolutely beautiful..He is in west chester all the time and is in my building complex a few times a week. That car is awesome. Back on topic, get an EVO or WRX
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The benefits of a WRX would be pretty good performace, snowability (AWD), and so many locals that can give you a hand with wrenching. It will NOT be the most original, but who cares, if you like the car.
Personally, if I could find a Galant VR-4 in decent shape locally I'd spring right on that, but they're not too common. The MR2's are horrible cars for anything but sunny weather. Awesome, but hello snap oversteer. (IMO) FD RX7's are AMAZING, but too unreliable. You won't want to deal with that extra burden if something goes wrong. I like the idea of a Honda with a swap, but I don't think you'll be totally happy with FWD. My vote goes for either: DSM :) A first gen DSM with a couple thousand in maintenance and mods will still keep you under your budget easily. or WRX... but what did you expect? Get a wagon! hahahaha |
wrx is the most practical choise
any RWD is goign to be ass inthe NOT DRY conditions FWD has it limitations too |
i had a 450whp 74 nova and i was fine though the winter here... you just cant have a heavy foot... get whatever you want man, awd or rwd
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i *may* be selling my GVR4 if you are interested. I am also putting my FD up for sale soon.
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Check out both of these WRX's for sale. Both are realllly sweet. Im undecided between which one.
This one looks sweet as all hell, but has more miles then the other one This one is $100 less and has less mileage They are both at the same place (i think so, im to lazy to double check). I might have to stop by and check them out. |
WS6's are awesome, i was thinking of trading my car on one, but i just couldn't find myself to let go of my first brand new car :screwy:
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+1 for KGPart's GVR4!
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Of course, I'm a stay home dad so I don't have to go anywhere when it snows, and that is why it is true. LOL. Seriously, I've had plenty of cars and driven plenty more in the snow. The worse cars to drive in the snow have all ways been RWD. With or without snow tires and with or without LSD. FWD cars with decent all season tires beats RWD with snow tires. AWD with high performance tires beats RWD with snow tires. AWD with worn tires is similar to RWD with all season tires. At least that has been my experience. |
I checked out that EvolutionImports, they have some awesome rides.
3 Pulsar GTi-R's(AWD turbo hatch, muy caliente) AND an EVO 1. How cool would that be. |
As for the 2 WRX's you listed, I would go silver. Doesn't look modded.
(personally I would steer clear of silver or blue, they are done to death. Look for a black sedan, or a white sedan.) |
it needs paint, but it's a DET!
http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ca...ng=&cardist=85 here's a clean wrx http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ca...dist=80#vdptop |
Ugh..John if you jump on the Subaru band wagon I am going to kick you in the shins.
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8K for that 04? WTF!
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I paid $15,600 for my WRX; used with 53k miles. |
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