^ Road trip @shuiend? Just what you need to advertise that MKTurbo business.

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I wish.

 

Worth it just for the shift pattern....

 

I bet it earned its 100 gallon fuel capacity.

 

I've got enough random stuff around to likely build a turbo kit for it. Game on.

 

It's a Nissan so there's probably a factory manifold for a turbo version of the engine, too.

 

https://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/pts/6044669402.html

Somebody is parting out an NB with tupperware:

 

I just parted an '01, half way through cutting the chassis apart to fit in the truck bed, I realized I had left the small tupperware on the sides. Oops.

 

So people actually desire / pay money for that stuff?

I ask honestly. As a matter of personal opinion, I think it really screw up the look of the car, and have never seen documentation that it serves a purpose aerodynamically.

 

From what I gather, the youngsters in the rusty areas like it 'cause it's cheaper than actually fixing the rust and by the time it actually shows they're done with the car anyway.

 

Huh.

Chicago is definitely a "rusty area," and while the tin worm has clearly begun to nibble on my '04, it's not obviously visible. When it becomes so, I intend to simply take a Sharpie and write "Chuck Norris spat here" next to the fender / rocker rust spots. The idea of covering them with something to trap additional moisture in the area doesn't really register.

 

I think you're a bit "older" than the youngsters I'm thinking of.

 

Unfortunately i used to like the small tupperware... so I built the car that way... Now I realize I prefer without tupperware

Oh well.

 

It can be removed, padawan.

 

It would require a repaint, kimosabe.

 

You are becoming wise, grasshopper.

 

Too bad Lars bought a truck already.

Free candy and puppies inside










With rape room:




I feel creepy just posting this, lol.


Chevy box truck with all aluminum body. 350 V8, Turbo 350 automatic transmission, new rebuilt Quadrajet carb, new exhaust system, new starter, new shocks. Only 65,000 miles, excellent running condition, uses no oil, tranny shifts smooth. Truck is 19 ft. long, box is 11 ft. long X 6.5 ft. wide X 6.5 high, so good standing height.

$6500 firm.

https://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/cto/6048900876.html

 

This is only unique in that it's a ridiculously good deal.

https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/5998331364.html

Red 2016 Club Package Mazda Miata ND Convertible Roadster

Brembo Brakes

Bilstein Suspension

6 Speed Manual Transmission

Limited Slip Differential

BBS Wheels

Progressive Technologies Front Sway Bar

Corksport Adjustable Sway Bar Endlinks

Roadster Sport Midpipe and Muffler (Catback)

Black 17 x 7 Enkie RPF1s with Bridgestone Tires Available Seperately

Comes with Proprietary Version of Versatune Custom Tuning Software (Over $800 Value)

10k Miles

Car is in excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition!

Call or text 7 0 2 - 4 6 8 - 7 5 6 5 AND 7 0 2 - 3 3 8 - 7 5 9 1 anytime (Text Preferred)

 

Holy **** ND's don't hold their value for anything. My 2016 Sport that I bought at MSRP of 26xxx last July, now KBB's for barely over 20k.

Also, that proprietary tuning software would make me stay far away from that one. I haven't heard about it and who knows if the "tuner" knew what they were doing or if you can get any support for it.

 

Just about all new cars will lose 3-5k in their first year, not too surprising.