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03-06-02, 10:27 PM
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check this cym out
03-06-02, 10:32 PM
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"double turbo,power everything except seats, golden yellow color"
FD's do not have power locks. and it is a Competition Yellow Mica...looks like Stephanie sure did know alot about the car...
FD's do not have power locks. and it is a Competition Yellow Mica...looks like Stephanie sure did know alot about the car...
03-06-02, 10:35 PM
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Originally posted by Cetchup
"double turbo,power everything except seats, golden yellow color"
FD's do not have power locks. and it is a Competition Yellow Mica...looks like Stephanie sure did know alot about the car...
"double turbo,power everything except seats, golden yellow color"
FD's do not have power locks. and it is a Competition Yellow Mica...looks like Stephanie sure did know alot about the car...
03-06-02, 10:38 PM
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the fact that she doesn't kno stuff about the car is probably why it's so cheap...and i dunno bout the engine being original...i'm just looking for a gun to kill myself cause i didn't see it fast enough
03-06-02, 10:48 PM
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I just called her to get some info. She wouldn't even tell me **** because it's sold. Damn the CYM looks good, I'd take it in a heart beat even if the 9k miles was on a new engine.
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03-06-02, 11:02 PM
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Since she most likely thinks is a miata Im sure the engine (if it is the original) isnt in the best shape. Her idea of changing the oil was most likely taking out the dipstick and saying "yeah there is oil" (if she could even find the dipstick) But if it was legit and had 9k original miles, i will be crying myself to sleep tonight. 
Im sure the engine (if it is the original) isnt in the best shape. Her idea of changing the oil was most likely taking out the dipstick and saying "yeah there is oil" (if she could even find the dipstick) But if it was legit and had 9k original miles, i will be crying myself to sleep tonight.
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Originally posted by Cetchup
Her idea of changing the oil was most likely taking out the dipstick and saying "yeah there is oil" (if she could even find the dipstick) .
Her idea of changing the oil was most likely taking out the dipstick and saying "yeah there is oil" (if she could even find the dipstick) .
I'm sure whoever is buying it even talked her down some more, as she obviously did not know what she had, I mean damn, it has DOUBLE turbos and it's also a golden yellow color... hahahah. IF you guys really wanna know the conditon and miles. Just do a vin check for about 10 dollars... It does look good for a 93 though. I bet she got it from a divorce... And she is just looking to get some moeny from it...
03-07-02, 01:23 PM
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I talked to her this morning about it. She was waiting for a guy to give her a deposit. Apparently now there is a bidding war between a few people. the price now is up to around 22K ish.
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FD's with power locks, are you kidding me. When you put an aftermarket alarm on you have to buy an actuator because it's has no damn power lock. Youhould know that ig you have a FD. Unless you just use the stock alarm, which is useless. Has no ignition kill, just a loud sorry honking beeps from your duck sounding horn.
