The New Daily Whip.
#1
The New Daily Whip.
1990 White PoS Looking miata
The Ups!
New Gay Wheels
New Tires
New Soft Top
New Clutch
New Timing Belt
New Water Pump
Extra Water Pump cus the guy ordered 2 on mistake
No A/C
New Brakes
The Downs!
Paint Looks like ****
Some interior plastic parts are cracked.
155,000 Miles
Total price. 1600 Dolllah.
The Ups!
New Gay Wheels
New Tires
New Soft Top
New Clutch
New Timing Belt
New Water Pump
Extra Water Pump cus the guy ordered 2 on mistake
No A/C
New Brakes
The Downs!
Paint Looks like ****
Some interior plastic parts are cracked.
155,000 Miles
Total price. 1600 Dolllah.
#2
I saw this on Craigslist yesterday. I was thinking about picking it up, stripping the weight out and greddying it for a cheap track car. Nice snag. Heck of a buy with all the new parts. Good thing about the crummy paint is white is so easy to touch up.
The wheels have to go! I've got some 94 semi hollow stockers you could pick up from me.
The wheels have to go! I've got some 94 semi hollow stockers you could pick up from me.
#5
I saw this on Craigslist yesterday. I was thinking about picking it up, stripping the weight out and greddying it for a cheap track car. Nice snag. Heck of a buy with all the new parts. Good thing about the crummy paint is white is so easy to touch up.
The wheels have to go! I've got some 94 semi hollow stockers you could pick up from me.
The wheels have to go! I've got some 94 semi hollow stockers you could pick up from me.
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dude thats not a bad deal at all. just get some 1000 grit and wetsand the hell out of that biatch. Then get some Krylon white base/clear and do a quick paintjob on that bitch. White comes out nice even if you have terrible skills.
#13
BTW I'm a Mechanic =P
so are like 5 of my friends. Their DD's they keep in great running order due to thats whats gets them to work and in turn gets em a pay check... Their fun cars... they drive the **** out of them. Find a better way to make posts.
#14
As a mechanic, I must admit that I do not take good care of my vehicles.
And on more then one occasion have replaced major components,(e.g., water pumps, power steering pumps, brake master cylinders) which I knew where failing, wile on the shoulder of the road. It was a good thing that I was a mobile mechanic and drove my shop every where I went.
And on more then one occasion have replaced major components,(e.g., water pumps, power steering pumps, brake master cylinders) which I knew where failing, wile on the shoulder of the road. It was a good thing that I was a mobile mechanic and drove my shop every where I went.
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