Guy wants 13,000...is that any where near a fair price?
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Guy wants 13,000...is that any where near a fair price?
It's a 1971 r100 with a turbo II swap
1971 mazda r100
I told him we could talk about 5000 maybe, if I had to chance to check the car out and it was in good shape. I just cannot see this going for 13,000..
Any one else have thoughts on a ballpark price for this?
1971 mazda r100
I told him we could talk about 5000 maybe, if I had to chance to check the car out and it was in good shape. I just cannot see this going for 13,000..
Any one else have thoughts on a ballpark price for this?
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or the radiator... if it ran, i think his price is in the ballpark, however, it doesn't have a radiator in it, cause it wont fit, because the R100 can't fit a 13B, without cutting stuff
probably just as well, its a teeny car with no brakes, 300hp is probably frightening
probably just as well, its a teeny car with no brakes, 300hp is probably frightening
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You have to wonder about someone selling a setup that is almost complete, but doesn't bother to follow through with something as "simple" as a rad install. There's more to this than meets the eye.
And like j9fd3s, a street ported TII swap in an R100 brings up the image of Wile E. Coyote on roller skates with a rocket strapped to his back and lit match in hand.
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You have to wonder about someone selling a setup that is almost complete, but doesn't bother to follow through with something as "simple" as a rad install. There's more to this than meets the eye.
And like j9fd3s, a street ported TII swap in an R100 brings up the image of Wile E. Coyote on roller skates with a rocket strapped to his back and lit match in hand.
fm
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You have to wonder about someone selling a setup that is almost complete, but doesn't bother to follow through with something as "simple" as a rad install. There's more to this than meets the eye.
And like j9fd3s, a street ported TII swap in an R100 brings up the image of Wile E. Coyote on roller skates with a rocket strapped to his back and lit match in hand.
fm
You have to wonder about someone selling a setup that is almost complete, but doesn't bother to follow through with something as "simple" as a rad install. There's more to this than meets the eye.
And like j9fd3s, a street ported TII swap in an R100 brings up the image of Wile E. Coyote on roller skates with a rocket strapped to his back and lit match in hand.
fm
to make an FD that exciting you need to buy one with problems take it to a shop, and get the repair bill.
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