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DJ Commie posted:First gen Maxima wagons are sweet, nobody has any clue what the drivetrain layout is! There's first gen Maxima wagons?!  Just wanted to say I would drive the poo poo out of most of the cars you own. That LUV is particularly excellent.
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mafoose posted:Well they aren't super common in the states. They didn't hold their value or were as popular as the Zs, so interior and exterior parts are hard to come by, and in true Japanese fashion, it all crumbles after this much sun exposure. hahahaha oh god if I had anywhere to put it there would be a flatbed pulling up outside your house next week. But my Z gets the storage space for the winter. I have seen exactly two of those for sale in all of Ontario for the past year, one was a mudder and the other was a 10-second hotrod with a massively built SBC. My wife is pretty done with her s197 and wants either a 944 or an old compact pickup, so you can guess where I (who would have to wrench on it) am going to come down. edit: Is it hard to find those, or like a first-gen Ranger, down in the desert with basically sound frames? I bought my Z from Texas and decided I would never gently caress around buying Canadian cars again. 1st Edition ADandD fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Oct 18, 2014 |
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