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It’s in okay shape paint looks dull in the photos and big scuff on the front passenger corner of the bumper / bumper isn’t aligned properly.
I mean it’s pretty base model I don’t think it’s like “must be kept in stasis for time” collector level tho... too pedestrian
I’d love to own it if I had room but I’d definitely be looking at some drivetrain options. 130hp and automatic will get boring pretty fast and it can’t be a daily on collector plates.
Um noo. This car deserves to be owned by a mature adult and collector plated. Would hate to see it “slammed” on cut springs and sticker bombed.
actually that's exactly what I would like to see happen to it. I wouldn't be a car enthusiast now if I hadn't started tinkering on my hand me down high school tercel, and nor would many of us be.
collector plating this would be dumb. What are you going to do? take it to one cars and coffee meet a month in the summer? are you going to put 10k into an OEM quality paint job?
I wish that they would revamp the collector plate requirements - the fact that this is anywhere near eligible defeats the purpose of the program. Most of the collector plates I see these days are clearly on cars that are abusing the system to get cheap insurance.
(having said that - insurance for this car should be dirt cheap - there should be a way to make this more affordable to insure without collector plating it)
C'mon... throw a Chargespeed or Wald catalogue at it and call it a day.
__________________ Current 1994 BMW 540i Oxford Grün[E34] - For Sale Soon
1993 Honda Accord LX Coupe Seattle Silver[CB7] 2000 Honda Civic SiR Vogue Silver Metallic[EM1] 2001 Infiniti QX4 Tuscan Beige Metallic[R50] Scoots
01' Honda Dio 50cc [AF27] 01' Honda Dio 72cc Big Bore [AF27] 89' Honda Elite R 49cc [SE50]
65,000 KM 325ci, would make a nice daily or weekend cruiser.
__________________ Current 1994 BMW 540i Oxford Grün[E34] - For Sale Soon
1993 Honda Accord LX Coupe Seattle Silver[CB7] 2000 Honda Civic SiR Vogue Silver Metallic[EM1] 2001 Infiniti QX4 Tuscan Beige Metallic[R50] Scoots
01' Honda Dio 50cc [AF27] 01' Honda Dio 72cc Big Bore [AF27] 89' Honda Elite R 49cc [SE50]
Well maintained, black on black, accident free, manual C2 coupe. Base spec. Sunroof, 3.6 litre, xenon, power seats, chrono, 18" wheels.
I have every service receipt since 2008. Carfax from 2017 when I bought it. Clutch and rms 2017, water pump, front shocks, battery, recently serviced. TechArt mufflers.
Most of my 15,000km have been on longer trips and it is an outstanding companion, not tiring in the least.
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