Want a 2nd car: Looking for an 80's import turbo pimpmobile
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Id like to have one of these as a daily driver..... http://fortlauderdale.craigslist.org/car/658868160.html
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Yet every morning it starts. I guess you can say its "reliable" lol.
I would buy an old diesel of some sort and convert it to run on grease just for the hell of it. I think it would be fun to do.
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My brother has an N/A 88 RX-7. It's hilarious, Every day something else is broken. Blew the radiator, the rear brakes don't work, clutch slips, suspension bottoms out, burns a TON of oil...pretty much everything.
Yet every morning it starts. I guess you can say its "reliable" lol.
I would buy an old diesel of some sort and convert it to run on grease just for the hell of it. I think it would be fun to do.
Yet every morning it starts. I guess you can say its "reliable" lol.
I would buy an old diesel of some sort and convert it to run on grease just for the hell of it. I think it would be fun to do.
Friend of mine just bought himself a little diesel benz to run grease through it. After setting up his processing shizzle, he figured up it costs him around $0.98/gallon to produce biodiesel.
Funny enough, I just read about this on the news tonight:
http://www.kmbc.com/news/16259451/de...s=kc1&psp=news
Figured it wouldn't take long for some bastards to start selling the ****. "70 cents below market value of diesel" is a joke when it can be made for under a buck a gallon.
You used to have to PAY someone to dispose of it, and I give it by 2009 the way we're going fast food chains will charge YOU to take it away!
#32
i'm surprised no one has mentioned the mkIII supra turbo. As long as the head gasket is in good shape (replaced/upgraded is preferable) then the cars are pretty dead reliable...and really, really easy to make gobs of power too.
I had a friend with an st165 alltrac (1988) and while awesome, they are hard to find, even harder to find in decent shape, and even just looking at the engine bay wanted to make me run away. I have never seen an engine that is as difficult to work on as that.
I had a friend with an st165 alltrac (1988) and while awesome, they are hard to find, even harder to find in decent shape, and even just looking at the engine bay wanted to make me run away. I have never seen an engine that is as difficult to work on as that.
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