Piece of history, 1 remaining brand new fd
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From: Prince George, BC
Realistically mazda is keeping it. Might as well just go ahead and say not for sale.. The figure the salesmen gave me was more so a joke.. But still I know they wouldn't take 100k.
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From: Dallas TX
It doesn't matter if the warranty is any good. Think about it.
1. the only reason to make a warranty claim is if you are driving the car, which means it's no longer a rare, low-miles piece of automotive history.
2. who in their right mind would actually take a 1995 FD to the dealer for service in 2011, with or without a warranty????
1. the only reason to make a warranty claim is if you are driving the car, which means it's no longer a rare, low-miles piece of automotive history.
2. who in their right mind would actually take a 1995 FD to the dealer for service in 2011, with or without a warranty????
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From: Fountain Valley, CA
ah yes, before I ever lay a wrench to my car I always stop and ask myself" "what would Ayn Rand do?"
Not sure what your point is. As somethings are just universally understood.
This is the equivalent of me describing how to get to Alaska from CA, and only for you to point out how I didn't mention to put gas on the car. Of course the only way the car holds it's value is by not driving it... jesus
This is the equivalent of me describing how to get to Alaska from CA, and only for you to point out how I didn't mention to put gas on the car. Of course the only way the car holds it's value is by not driving it... jesus
You'd buy it to put it on display
The other guy would buy it so he could own/drive a brand new, unmolested FD
Both are reasonable options depending on your priorities
