hopefully it's not up on blocks in some yard and is out there terrorizing hapless hondas? :p

2001 Civic LX 450 obo

2001 Civic LX

2000 Honda Civic si turbo

price dropped to $6500. Trans needs work and gas gauge isn't working. Would make a great track slut.
98 Integra Type R * Priced to sell *

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2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT. Loaded. Mint!


ugly body style.... but 6MT ...

This is one of the best deals that has been posted in the entire thread. I hope an RS'er picks it up.

The gas gauge isn't mentioned in the ad - do you know the car? It's extremely tempting to go pick this up just to check it off the most own list. Anything else to know before checking it out? Rebuild story legit?

I emailed the guy back in October when he had it listed for 9 or 10k. He told me about the gas gauge issue, doesn't know much about the rebuilt status, claims the engine was replaced when the front end was rebuilt but no proof or documentation about it and no stock wheels.

Told me he could contact the previous owner about the rebuild history, but the above was enough for me to back out.

6500. Basically free compared to the rest of the market. If I wanted a type r I'd buy it just to look at for that price.

very cheap + fast = not reliable

fast + reliable = not super cheap

super cheap + reliable = not super fast

that's exactly what I'm saying.

I think i should go take a look so I don't catch a case of the "what if's"

Thread content: cheap VR if legit

1997 VW GTI VR6

This thread needs more cheap cars.

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/5351425853.html

Not CL, but damn. 18k miles?

Lexus LS LS 400 | eBay

^ I'd buy it just for that car phone.

it's been for sale for so long and no one will touch it (besides the reasons in the ad)... someone here pls buy it and let us know why :D

would this make for a good winter rat?

FS:1990 Nissan Pulsar GTiR

http://images.craigslist.org/00I0I_g...hd_600x450.jpg

You get what you pay for. A mechanically inclined buyer using it for a track rat is the only future for this car I'm thinking. No one wants to fix up a rebuild title car for resale or even to drive. You'd lose your shirt. If it was 100% stock then I could see it as a decent buy. But fcuk, those wheel and that lip! Jeebus, just terrible.

It's got to be worth something w the tranny fixed and stock wheels regardless of title status. It's not a concours car, but there has to be a market for 10~12k ITR if it inspects well.

... which is why i am wondering why no one will touch it. there must be more not mentioned. for example, i do not remember the transmission problems in previous ads.

Only if you could get it for way less. Without being able to start the car, the ugly rust, and overall rundown appearance, low miles or not, it looks beat up.

That being said, I've always wanted to own a GTiR...even though I'm 6'5" :badpokerface:

Me in GTiR:

don't see a 25k mile miata very often..

Collector 1992 Miata

I had a classmate of mine selling her tercel with 140,000km (manual transmission) for $1400 a few months ago. She also replaced the clutch not too long ago, car looked pretty clean. Too bad I saw the post too late, she probably already sold the car and moved out of the province. I assume it's a reliable, cheap car to learn manual on.

Lol, doesn't sound like a good buy at all!!! Rusty, out of province so it needs inspection. Some random dude did an "OEM engine rebuild" but then is too lazy to hook up vacuum lines or replace a steering line?

Red flags. Red flags everywhere!

My turbo Miata had an "OEM rebuild" by a local "Miata specialist" shop and it still blew up less than 20k later even with forged con rods. Really left a sour taste in my mouth since it happened quite recently.

09 BMW 128i Manual.

any takers? seems like a good deal to me