evlauate this for me pls...
11-24-03, 09:16 PM
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evlauate this for me pls...
basically another "should i buy it thread"
84' gxl se / 13B
JM1FB3322E0831929
what's E designation? seller claim it to be 84
lower via unknow method
small sign of rust on the body, might need paint job per seller
small crack on the front bumper
power window work sporatically
seats are torn, he's using seat covers.
156K on an unmodified original engine
pic looks awefully clean, but taken 3 yrs ago, asking for 1500
asking for more detail pics for now
should I?
84' gxl se / 13B
JM1FB3322E0831929
what's E designation? seller claim it to be 84
lower via unknow method
small sign of rust on the body, might need paint job per seller
small crack on the front bumper
power window work sporatically
seats are torn, he's using seat covers.
156K on an unmodified original engine
pic looks awefully clean, but taken 3 yrs ago, asking for 1500
asking for more detail pics for now
should I?
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11-24-03, 10:17 PM
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nice pic, 2 bad its 3 years old...have u test drove it yet?, and isnt it a GSL-SE, not GXL? but still, if u want it badly, test drive it and see how it is.
still 1500 for a 84 is kinda high(for me, since iu bought my "new" 83 for just 200), but if its worth it, go for it.
still 1500 for a 84 is kinda high(for me, since iu bought my "new" 83 for just 200), but if its worth it, go for it.
11-25-03, 12:45 AM
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That's definitely an SE, as you can tell instantly by the Mazda factory wheel design. That car is fuel injected, and 135hp in stock trim. What you describe in the first post seem to indicate pretty routine conditions for a car that is now 20 years old.
With a little TLC, a FSM, and a MazdaTrix order, you could have a really nice car that performs very well. Many SE's out there pull in much higher dollars than the $1500 that the guy is asking, but it all depends on quality and condition.
If he has taken care of the car, it should last much longer than 156k miles, as mine is at 171k and still going very strong. The SE's have very reliable engines, and as long as you don't mind tuning the idle from time to time, it is easy to manage and maintain.
If you don't buy it, be sure to post back on where it is available, as I'm sure an enthusiast here will snap it up as a project car.
With a little TLC, a FSM, and a MazdaTrix order, you could have a really nice car that performs very well. Many SE's out there pull in much higher dollars than the $1500 that the guy is asking, but it all depends on quality and condition.
If he has taken care of the car, it should last much longer than 156k miles, as mine is at 171k and still going very strong. The SE's have very reliable engines, and as long as you don't mind tuning the idle from time to time, it is easy to manage and maintain.
If you don't buy it, be sure to post back on where it is available, as I'm sure an enthusiast here will snap it up as a project car.
11-25-03, 01:33 AM
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Originally posted by LongDuck
That's definitely an SE, as you can tell instantly by the Mazda factory wheel design. That car is fuel injected, and 135hp in stock trim. What you describe in the first post seem to indicate pretty routine conditions for a car that is now 20 years old.
With a little TLC, a FSM, and a MazdaTrix order, you could have a really nice car that performs very well. Many SE's out there pull in much higher dollars than the $1500 that the guy is asking, but it all depends on quality and condition.
If he has taken care of the car, it should last much longer than 156k miles, as mine is at 171k and still going very strong. The SE's have very reliable engines, and as long as you don't mind tuning the idle from time to time, it is easy to manage and maintain.
If you don't buy it, be sure to post back on where it is available, as I'm sure an enthusiast here will snap it up as a project car.
That's definitely an SE, as you can tell instantly by the Mazda factory wheel design. That car is fuel injected, and 135hp in stock trim. What you describe in the first post seem to indicate pretty routine conditions for a car that is now 20 years old.
With a little TLC, a FSM, and a MazdaTrix order, you could have a really nice car that performs very well. Many SE's out there pull in much higher dollars than the $1500 that the guy is asking, but it all depends on quality and condition.
If he has taken care of the car, it should last much longer than 156k miles, as mine is at 171k and still going very strong. The SE's have very reliable engines, and as long as you don't mind tuning the idle from time to time, it is easy to manage and maintain.
If you don't buy it, be sure to post back on where it is available, as I'm sure an enthusiast here will snap it up as a project car.
11-25-03, 12:23 PM
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Those are stock wheels and 14".
Looks real nice (outside) What does the interior look like. If it really looks like that and is running good then $1500 is a good price.
Looks real nice (outside) What does the interior look like. If it really looks like that and is running good then $1500 is a good price.
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