This is one bad SOB!
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This is one bad SOB!
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Hey I go to Alamo Rotary all the time. I know Tito and he does excellent work. I've been taking my car there since I bought it from him a year ago. Car has not had a problem at all with the engine or drive train.
It's a great site to pull up and see about 8 FD's and countless FC's.
Everybody knows to take your car to him if you own a Mazda. The only thing I don't like about him is the time he takes to get **** done...a little over excesive!
It's a great site to pull up and see about 8 FD's and countless FC's.
Everybody knows to take your car to him if you own a Mazda. The only thing I don't like about him is the time he takes to get **** done...a little over excesive!
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Street King,
I'm currently looking at a car he's selling. Would you recommend going through him? One problem I have is the fact that I'm out of state. I would really like to see the car before hand. I just want to touch and feel it before I commit to anything.
I'm waiting on a few jpg's from them to see more of the car but aside from pictures I'm stuck in a logistical nightmare as to how else I can see it.
How close are you too them?
I'm currently looking at a car he's selling. Would you recommend going through him? One problem I have is the fact that I'm out of state. I would really like to see the car before hand. I just want to touch and feel it before I commit to anything.
I'm waiting on a few jpg's from them to see more of the car but aside from pictures I'm stuck in a logistical nightmare as to how else I can see it.
How close are you too them?
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Is it the black one with the chrome rims? You should always test it before you buy any car but I do trust him and if if sounds like a good deal then it probably is. I live about 20 minutes away from him. He didnt like me at first because I was only 19 when I bought it and he thought I wouldn't know how to take car of it. But after dealing with him for awhile he knew that I did and its been good ever since. I'am waiting to get a response from him on my wastegate porting. He knows exactly what he's doing so I trust him to the T in the mechanical ways. But he is a little pricey for work but I like his work and hes helped me out a lot. But I repeat you shouldnt buy a car without testing it first, not even from your mama! Good Luck!
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I would never buy it without seeing it first...this I know. It is the Black one. What's your take on it? Have you looked at it? They did put a new engine in it 2k ago. It's on consignment.
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Originally posted by dimaguila1
The horns are there to clear the road up ahead when going mach3!
The horns are there to clear the road up ahead when going mach3!
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Ive seen it its good but the crome wheels make it look kinda cheesy or maybe its the tires but it looks good to me! I wanted to do my rims chrome like that but when I saw that I didn't want to any more.
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With the placement of the air intake behind the engine, it's never gonna get any cold air......it'll always be sucking hot air in....or....maybe it'll always be sucking the hind teet?
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