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Oh poo poo I found it, I’m guessing this dude is Porkchop With One Leg And the bus is pretty sweet 
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Rad bus. Needs this driver. 
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Jun 6, 2018 17:58
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Haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvs1D8dRXXQ
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Jun 6, 2018 18:11
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Is this real life
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TotalLossBrain posted:Rad bus. "You're on the wrong bus dude, this is the MAGIC bus".
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Jun 6, 2018 18:18
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This is perfect. Sometimes the internet truly is a marvelous thing.
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Jun 6, 2018 18:32
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What a cute little overpriced camper that's probably misery if you're over 5'8" tall   https://abbotsford.craigslist.ca/rvd/d/mitsubishi-delica-motorhome/6603582558.html
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Jun 6, 2018 22:36
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New New Fresh posted:
If that is actually a '91 then it does require etesting. In Ontario only cars made before '88 are exempt. Hope any buyer is smarter than the seller here.
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Jun 7, 2018 11:50
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There used to be a rolling 20 year exemption but that stopped in like 2004. All EFs would be subjected to e-testing. Northern Ontario does not require them. Also that is some vintage rice. I wonder how long his licence was suspended.
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Jun 7, 2018 15:58
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I apologize for asking this, but since I'm not a Honda guy what makes the EF such a special unicorn?
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The only thing worth of note was the introduction of the SiR*, the first b16 and first vtec. The next gen had that of course, but was a rounder design as opposed the ef square=ish design that some people prefer. *si = sports, fuel injected, and R for the first 'type R' Fo3 fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Jun 7, 2018 |
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Jun 7, 2018 16:25
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Fo3 posted:the SiR, the first b16 and first vtec. these would be about the only things that would pop out at me regarding the EF platform as well, although the suspension setup on the EF was pretty drat good for the time period as well.
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Jun 7, 2018 16:27
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I just like the way it looks. Not overly boxy, but not as round as the fifth generation civic hatches.
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Colostomy Bag posted:I apologize for asking this, but since I'm not a Honda guy what makes the EF such a special unicorn? It's a competitive autocross and track car, it looks cool. That's pretty much it. I'd hardly call it a unicorn though.
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Jun 7, 2018 18:31
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I always loved the suspensions on the EF and EGs. They do everything right. Not too stiff or soft, super fun to drive 10/10.
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Fo3 posted:The only thing worth of note was the introduction of the SiR*, the first b16 and first vtec. The next gen had that of course, but was a rounder design as opposed the ef square=ish design that some people prefer. I would say legit IRS more than anything, it handles incredibly well for what it is, and is still popular with racers for that reason. I remember putting my EF hatch on the lift at my buddie's shop and he was astonished by the rear suspension, and this was a guy that raced and built spec Miatas.
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I have had several EF hatches and have loved them all. Mechanically simple momentum cars with reasonable comfort for daily driving. I had an 89 DX 5-speed that my mom bought brand new as my first car, a 90 base with the 4-speed manual that had loads of suspension and tire upgrades but stock power, and an 89 Si which was all stock. The Si was the best of the bunch because it had a nice bump in power, and the seats were more supportive. I paid $550 for it and sold it like 9 months later for five times that (back in 2002). It was in such nice condition that today it’d be like a $5,000 car.
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Imperador do Brasil posted:I have had several EF hatches and have loved them all. Mechanically simple momentum cars with reasonable comfort for daily driving. I had an 89 DX 5-speed that my mom bought brand new as my first car, a 90 base with the 4-speed manual that had loads of suspension and tire upgrades but stock power, and an 89 Si which was all stock. The Si was the best of the bunch because it had a nice bump in power, and the seats were more supportive. I paid $550 for it and sold it like 9 months later for five times that (back in 2002). It was in such nice condition that today it’d be like a $5,000 car. I have it's mutant cousin, the DA Integra. They are nice.
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Frond posted:I have it's mutant cousin, the DA Integra. They are nice. That was the first car I ever bought with my own money and I still miss it.
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hell integras were my start at being a honda dude. love those cars.
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https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/rare-1977-oldsmobile-vista/6610088983.html
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DICTATOR OF FUNK posted:https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/rare-1977-oldsmobile-vista/6610088983.html You could... cruise the vistas!
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slidebite posted:Sucks about the powerglide, but real gold? My '71 Nova had a Powerglide. It shifted into second at 70 mphat WOT, with the 307 screaming within an inch of its life. It's totally daily-drivable, especially with an engine that can spin to over 4k rpm (the 307, frankensteined from a 327 block and a smaller engine's crank, was said to start throwing bits out the sides at 3500).
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Bad Angus! Bad!
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Imperador do Brasil posted:That was the first car I ever bought with my own money and I still miss it. Same. Mine was a Japanese import sedan with the B16a and although it really wasn't enough engine if you had a passenger or two it was certainly a load of fun.
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Speaking of cruisers https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/cto/d/1986-oldsmobile-custom/6611132728.html  Called the dude, hopefully gonna get a call back today, don't think I'll offer more than $2k for it though.
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Slim Pickens posted:What a cute little overpriced camper that's probably misery if you're over 5'8" tall Overpriced is putting it very gently.
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scuz posted:Speaking of cruisers gently caress yeah, reminds me of my parent's wagon in the 80s/90s. Caprice classic, grey with woodgrain, rear facing seat. Piling fuckin 15 people in the thing, throwing eggs out the rear window, dual hinge tail gate, donuts, bumper hitching, hotboxing etc..... Theirs had a 305 and 700r4, ran like a fuckin top even after the odometer turned over 5 times. I had the sad duty of driving it to the junkyard when they finally got rid of it. Also, my friend's parents in highschool had an 89 custom cruiser. They put a 455 and TH300 in it.
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my craigslist searches for "track car" arent going so well https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/d/1990-mazda-miata/6601987473.html 
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It took me a second to notice the tires, lol.
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I think "engine has loud noise" is my new favorite line from lovely craigslist ads. It's a slightly more subtle "ran when parked".
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BraveUlysses posted:my craigslist searches for "track car" arent going so well i'm trying to figure out where he got the idea that it was worth 2 grand
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wesleywillis posted:gently caress yeah, reminds me of my parent's wagon in the 80s/90s. Caprice classic, grey with woodgrain, rear facing seat. Piling fuckin 15 people in the thing, throwing eggs out the rear window, dual hinge tail gate, donuts, bumper hitching, hotboxing etc..... Theirs had a 305 and 700r4, ran like a fuckin top even after the odometer turned over 5 times. I had the sad duty of driving it to the junkyard when they finally got rid of it. Now if only that motherfucker would call me back 
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dissss posted:Same. Mine was a Japanese import sedan with the B16a and although it really wasn't enough engine if you had a passenger or two it was certainly a load of fun. Here it was bizarrely marketed as a luxury car, when in reality it was far from that (also the overseas versions had more luxury options like climate control). Also, the emperor of Japan uses a 1991 Integra sedan as a personal car on the grounds of the castle still. Frond fucked around with this message at 14:30 on Jun 12, 2018 |
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I wonder what would be some good used Lexus models to lookout for if you want a somewhat fast car? I can't recall their "performance" models of the last decade. IS-F?
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Octopus Magic posted:i'm trying to figure out where he got the idea that it was worth 2 grand 
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Coredump posted:I wonder what would be some good used Lexus models to lookout for if you want a somewhat fast car? I can't recall their "performance" models of the last decade. IS-F? Yeah the ISF is pretty good and underrated.
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Frond posted:Also, the emperor of Japan uses a 1991 Integra sedan as a personal car on the grounds of the castle still. Had to look this up. http://acuraconnected.com/2016/01/10/japanese-emperor-renews-drivers-license-to-drive-a-1991-integra/ Fuckin owns.
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T-top Cutty...sooooo tempting https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1791265100967110 
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I'm sure someone wouldn't mind the decal but, I don't know who that is. https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/ctd/d/2008-subaru-impreza-wrx-sti/6616061360.html  Oh and there's the sticker inside... 
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