bahahaha

 

Wow... that was awful. The server wouldn't even let me cancel the post or anything, so I just gave up and went to sleep. And here's the mint interior:


I love being a showoff. It'll probably get me killed one day too.

 

Nice car

 

Sorry, it does that sometimes. It's really annoying, but what do you expect for free?

You would make a great pilot.

Please show us the sticker on the rear of your car that designates which number it was out of 1500.

Yes, that's the nicest 10AE interior that I have seen in a while, but the 10AE did not come "mint" with that seat bolster wear (red) or seat belt wear (blue). It also did not come mint with that rug on the dash, but I assume that is removable and isn't covering up blemishes.

 

Yeah, the rug was part of a set of custom made covers the guy had bought for the car to help preserve it a while longer. They're really nice, and I'm sure the guy paid ~$200+ for all of them (hatch, dash, and both floor mats)

Anyway, is there a way that I can find out what # my Ae is of the 1500? I'd love to find that out. Thanks...

Michael

 

im sure there is a real way to find out.

 

And as for the "sticker saying what number it is," nobody in their right mind would want something that hideous stuck on the back of a bleach-white car. Although the jackass dealer of the original buyer of mine bothered to put their huge dealer sticker on the back of my AE, that thing had to go when I brought it home.

 

Well, the guy selling the 10AE originally mentioned in this thread says that the blue sticker on the rear was a standard feature (along with the Ferrari mirrors), so all you need to do is read the number off your sticker.

As far as I know, the 10AE cars came off the same assembly line as the rest of the 88 TII's, and the serial numbers are not consecutive. However, I could be wrong. Anyway, I do not know of any official list of the 10AE cars by serial number. Sorry.

 

Hah, In his little car poster it says the intercooler is liquid cooled. What a tard.