other cars? post pics if you can
04-24-2008, 09:30 AM
#47
i use to have an 82 celica gt and i planned on swapping a 3rd generation supra motor in it. but the original motor crapped out before anything so i donated it.
then i had these...
i won best matrix at a jdm theory in japan town in sf one time
then my bro got a new 350z, so i took over his rsx and i returned the matrix to stock and gave it to my mom.
i tried to turbo the rsx but i blew the motor, so i rebuilt it and sold it. now i live happily ever after with the rex.
then i had these...
i won best matrix at a jdm theory in japan town in sf one time
then my bro got a new 350z, so i took over his rsx and i returned the matrix to stock and gave it to my mom.
i tried to turbo the rsx but i blew the motor, so i rebuilt it and sold it. now i live happily ever after with the rex.
04-24-2008, 01:08 PM
#50
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Location: Santa Rosa
Posts: 5,588
Car Info: 2005 Unicorn
this is my current daily driver.
bought it from an iclub member last july for about $300. It has 150k miles, runs strong, doesn't seem to be burning any oil and it has decent power for what it is. My insurance was $480/month with just the wrx.. now that i have this on my insurance as my primary driver i saved $250 a month and pay $230 a month now. It essentially paid for itself in a month.
car averages about 25mpg, has power seats, locks, windows, and heated mirrors
and the pleather interior with a leopard print steering wheel cover.. its priceless haha.
bought it from an iclub member last july for about $300. It has 150k miles, runs strong, doesn't seem to be burning any oil and it has decent power for what it is. My insurance was $480/month with just the wrx.. now that i have this on my insurance as my primary driver i saved $250 a month and pay $230 a month now. It essentially paid for itself in a month.
car averages about 25mpg, has power seats, locks, windows, and heated mirrors
and the pleather interior with a leopard print steering wheel cover.. its priceless haha.
04-24-2008, 02:16 PM
#51
Nice Bug!
I bought a '73 Super Beetle back in January so that I could keep the mileage down on my Subie.
Right now it's laid-up because the brakes are shot. I'm going to convert it to Ghia front discs and Squareback rear drums.
Do you know where I can score some Type 3 rear brake assemblies around Sacramento? And no, I can't wait for the Bugorama to come to town.
I bought a '73 Super Beetle back in January so that I could keep the mileage down on my Subie.
Right now it's laid-up because the brakes are shot. I'm going to convert it to Ghia front discs and Squareback rear drums.
Do you know where I can score some Type 3 rear brake assemblies around Sacramento? And no, I can't wait for the Bugorama to come to town.
http://orangecounty.citysearch.com/p...gformance.html
04-24-2008, 04:20 PM
#53
Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: EastBay
Posts: 591
Car Info: E46 M. E36 M. E30. SW20. 92 VWCab.08 Civic HYBRID
Here you go...all of my cars, and all together in one place. Been posted in Show and Shine for a minute
Put some ST2 Stern Staggard DUBS on the E39 last Saturday
Put some ST2 Stern Staggard DUBS on the E39 last Saturday
Last edited by RaginBull; 04-24-2008 at 04:30 PM.
04-24-2008, 08:50 PM
#57
I was building a 66 pan up. it was pretty crazy. My ex had sooooo much money into it. NOS fenders/glass/headlight buckets/euro buckets with blinkers....etc etc etc etc
she parted it all out...for nothing, when we split. stupid move on her part. NOS fenders for 60$ (FOR ALL OF THEM!!!!!)
lol. clean project man.
04-24-2008, 08:52 PM
#58
cant go wrong with the leopard!
this is my current daily driver.
bought it from an iclub member last july for about $300. It has 150k miles, runs strong, doesn't seem to be burning any oil and it has decent power for what it is. My insurance was $480/month with just the wrx.. now that i have this on my insurance as my primary driver i saved $250 a month and pay $230 a month now. It essentially paid for itself in a month.
car averages about 25mpg, has power seats, locks, windows, and heated mirrors and the pleather interior with a leopard print steering wheel cover.. its priceless haha.
bought it from an iclub member last july for about $300. It has 150k miles, runs strong, doesn't seem to be burning any oil and it has decent power for what it is. My insurance was $480/month with just the wrx.. now that i have this on my insurance as my primary driver i saved $250 a month and pay $230 a month now. It essentially paid for itself in a month.
car averages about 25mpg, has power seats, locks, windows, and heated mirrors
and the pleather interior with a leopard print steering wheel cover.. its priceless haha.
04-24-2008, 09:59 PM
#60
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: sf bay area, ca
Posts: 786
Car Info: 06 WRX Wagon
1986 Toyota Mr2
this is my former daily driver, and now my project car. this is more affectionately known as 'the demon.'
1989 Toyota Celica AllTrac Turbo
another former daily driver.
1987 Toyota Corolla GTS
and yet ANOTHER former daily driver. honestly, i hated this car. i was happy to sell it.
1982 Toyota Starlet
the most recent FORMER daily driver... i regret selling this car terribly...
without a doubt, one of the most fun and enjoyable cars i've ever driven in my life. watch out for the 56hp! it will scare you!
1999 Subaru 2.5RS
this is my current daily driver. quite a nice and comfortable ride.
this is my former daily driver, and now my project car. this is more affectionately known as 'the demon.'
1989 Toyota Celica AllTrac Turbo
another former daily driver.
1987 Toyota Corolla GTS
and yet ANOTHER former daily driver. honestly, i hated this car. i was happy to sell it.
1982 Toyota Starlet
the most recent FORMER daily driver... i regret selling this car terribly...
without a doubt, one of the most fun and enjoyable cars i've ever driven in my life. watch out for the 56hp! it will scare you!1999 Subaru 2.5RS
this is my current daily driver. quite a nice and comfortable ride.
Last edited by not12listen; 04-24-2008 at 10:05 PM.