With no tach, it certainly SOUNDED much higher.
Then again, there may have been a hole in the exhaust of the one my older brother owned.:heckno:

God damn I love those Mugen wheels. I wonder how hard/how much money it costs to get some of the fin covers for them

http://kyushashoes.com/wp-content/up...6/12/cf-48.jpg

.... yuck? I guess there’s a wheel for everyone lolol

Could’ve also been at/approaching resonant frequency of the cabin, which would cause an amplification effect.

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rch/...644372933.html

1997 Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG - $4500

Clean up the quarters and rims, and will be a nice spare car for collector plates

What's "high daily driving value"?

^ reminds me of this one I saw yesterday. Obviously not nearly as cheap but it's pretty mint. I think the 5.5 is a direct swap too... Would even fly under the radar for collector plate purposes

Are these considered limited production to qualify for collector plates at >25 years?

1999 Mercedes Benz c43 amg ( COLLECTOR'S PLATE ELIGIBLE ) - $12

https://images.craigslist.org/00D0D_...D_1200x900.jpg

IIRC theres a wagon locally in BC with collector plate (but thats the wagon)

I know the C43 will be eligible for sure, but C36 will require some homework, but should be possible.


these cars with are equipped with that shitty biodegradable harness. if its original then it'll be a bit of fun to replace it.

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/...645725053.html

2001 ITR for $6000

:troll:

Both AMG's are more than 15 years old and less than 1,500 produced world-wide... they are eligible for collector plates.

sold that fast?

I thought they changed it so that it had to be specific make/model rather than package, so like a type r for example would not be eligible. Was amg considered separate a manufacturer at that time?

https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...asqxiyrrai.jpg

http://rupewrecht.com/forsale/fs_ms02_17x9all.jpg

One of 10 my favorites :drunk:

^ a couple of you have really bad taste for wheels.

On other topics, you seem quite intelligent.

vintage wheels are really an acquired taste. Newer style wheels are much more mainstream because frankly, they are just base on a couple different shapes.


love seeing period correct wheel on older cars. I am with tofu on the weird taste in wheels. I used to hate the vintage look too but it grew on me.

You mean I’m weird for owning a set of ronal teddy bears? :(

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/...643743347.html

Not a good deal but this thing looks fun.

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/bnc/...645806571.html

https://images.craigslist.org/00f0f_...e_1200x900.jpg

Purchase price from Auction is around ~$8000 CAD last time I checked, for clean examples.

Jdm hondas have those cool little differences that we never got.


cool car. Look at that Gathers stereo set up too!

Dude, who says your opinion is right? it might be the majority, but that means shit. It takes balls to like something that is not universally liked. Sure, the safe bet is to buy some nice HREs P101s or BBS LM-Rs, but where is the fun in that? Personally, i am really digging all the different styles, offsets, colours, that Rotiform is offering right now. Sure, some designs are edgy, but at least you can have something different than everyone else.

I love the disk/turbo fan look. So unique and kool vs all the mesh and multi spoke wheel designs.

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/...643707381.html

V6 6spd, someone should jump on this

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL:drunk:
http://images.rotiform.com/images/wh...d_A1-30011.png
http://www.my911weissach.com/uploads...08984_orig.jpg
http://urotuned.com/Rotiform-Cast-LSR-Wheel-1.jpg
https://www.311rs.com/wp-content/upl...1/IMG_3164.jpg
https://cdn3.volusion.com/pwajs.vdah...-R114-18-2.jpg
https://www.comp.co.uk/content/product/151_0_l.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/17/60...89ba52d550.jpg
https://rufautomobiles.com/wp-conten...300-360-50.jpg
http://images.rotiform.com/images/wh..._Face_1000.png
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...?itok=2xlOf8SY

BROtiform pushing the boundaries of wheel design.