just inherited money give me ideas on cars to look at
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just inherited money give me ideas on cars to look at
Inherited around 9 grand and was wondering if you guys could give me ideas on some rhd or lhd cars i could get interested in for a meet and show and track days.
Ideas
Corolla( my dad used to drive an 86 or 87 can't remember)
Fc turbo( most likely want rhd for this)
Fd( although might be a hit or miss with the money i have)
Pulsar gtir
MrS
Old school beetle
Really want a rhd rear wheel drive car. Can settle for 4wd like the pulsar. Would be a bonus if you can get usdm parts for it if it was available in this market.
Ideas
Corolla( my dad used to drive an 86 or 87 can't remember)
Fc turbo( most likely want rhd for this)
Fd( although might be a hit or miss with the money i have)
Pulsar gtir
MrS
Old school beetle
Really want a rhd rear wheel drive car. Can settle for 4wd like the pulsar. Would be a bonus if you can get usdm parts for it if it was available in this market.
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theres a real 94 celica gt4 in ottawa....one of 500 ever made...needs a good paint job and a muffler changed but its pretty solid otherwise...rhd 4wd turbo....all in one haha can't go wrong
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z24 Cavalier... the boxy ones, because they are more aerodynamic
chrysler daytona... name speaks for itself, speedy and only turns one way
87 chevy chevette... the last year they were made so obviously the best model
subaru svx... only came in automatic because there was too much torque for a manual gear box
plymouth laser... cuz you could say you own a freakin' laser
I have a much longer list if you need more.
C'mon is this for real? Picking a car based on what other people like? and building a show and track car with 9 grand? either it will go with no show or show with no go.
This is obviously a thread to brag about your inheritance, in which case nobody on this forum cares. Jdmr is looking for new members though.
chrysler daytona... name speaks for itself, speedy and only turns one way
87 chevy chevette... the last year they were made so obviously the best model
subaru svx... only came in automatic because there was too much torque for a manual gear box
plymouth laser... cuz you could say you own a freakin' laser
I have a much longer list if you need more.
C'mon is this for real? Picking a car based on what other people like? and building a show and track car with 9 grand? either it will go with no show or show with no go.
This is obviously a thread to brag about your inheritance, in which case nobody on this forum cares. Jdmr is looking for new members though.
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I'm just looking for ideas not choices to be made. I want your opinions on what is really worth it.
Either way i said a meet and show car( ie. Like car meets where i can bring my car stock and it's a rare sight) not a "lambo doors and neon color lancer)
See how i dont respond in kind to your stupid post since i am actually not showing off.
Yes i looked at that white fd looks nice other than that rear body damage
I also found a rhd fc in montreal for around 4 k canadian
Also a final note to cs13b: we both know our verts could possibly be taken by a chevette lol
Either way i said a meet and show car( ie. Like car meets where i can bring my car stock and it's a rare sight) not a "lambo doors and neon color lancer)
See how i dont respond in kind to your stupid post since i am actually not showing off.
Yes i looked at that white fd looks nice other than that rear body damage
I also found a rhd fc in montreal for around 4 k canadian
Also a final note to cs13b: we both know our verts could possibly be taken by a chevette lol
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Are you serious that only 500 were ever made? I know of one that went to the junk yard...It was a cool car
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try going to jdm hamilton meets if you havent......that should give you plenty of idea.
if you get a corolla, you'll be frustrated as parts are limited. trust me.....
FC/FD parts and resources are more accessible than some of the cars you posted. Up to you, maybe dip your pandesal in coffee while your thinking about it. j/k
if you get a corolla, you'll be frustrated as parts are limited. trust me.....
FC/FD parts and resources are more accessible than some of the cars you posted. Up to you, maybe dip your pandesal in coffee while your thinking about it. j/k
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I have a nearby importer that has an Fd in montego blue for 10 and a half and thinking of talking him down. Also he has around 5 Gtst skylines for 6500 but i don't think that would suit me well. Either way i am going to test drive both to see what the deal is
And yes i already drove right hand drive before.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Celica_GT-Four
sorry only 2500 made not 500 hahaha i forgot to mention its the WRC version....i dunna how many of the regulars they made but the WRC was only 2500....its an awesome car and i always wanted one but I'm spending the cash to finish my fc
sorry only 2500 made not 500 hahaha i forgot to mention its the WRC version....i dunna how many of the regulars they made but the WRC was only 2500....its an awesome car and i always wanted one but I'm spending the cash to finish my fc
#15
If you have the opportunity to purchase a RHD car that is available in LHD. Buy the LHD.
Speaking as a licensed and experienced insurance broker. (No, I will not help you insure your RHD car)
-Geoff
Speaking as a licensed and experienced insurance broker. (No, I will not help you insure your RHD car)
-Geoff
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Hmm called right drive in toronto and they don't have any fc's in stock but they can order one to my taste and options, the car will come registered plated and all fees included for 10k and that's for a mint condition one.
Or they said you can save money and get a rougher condition one but we all know rough condition rx7s lol
So now i know what i want, too bad i can't find a rhd convertible turbo
Or they said you can save money and get a rougher condition one but we all know rough condition rx7s lol
So now i know what i want, too bad i can't find a rhd convertible turbo
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I rent the half of a house with my girlfriend currently (top floor). I am going to college in september for aviation mechanics but i already have enough to cover that. I just want a fun toy( other than my vert)
I have a nearby importer that has an Fd in montego blue for 10 and a half and thinking of talking him down. Also he has around 5 Gtst skylines for 6500 but i don't think that would suit me well. Either way i am going to test drive both to see what the deal is
And yes i already drove right hand drive before.
I have a nearby importer that has an Fd in montego blue for 10 and a half and thinking of talking him down. Also he has around 5 Gtst skylines for 6500 but i don't think that would suit me well. Either way i am going to test drive both to see what the deal is
And yes i already drove right hand drive before.
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I'd bide my time..shop around,no sense in jumpin at the first thing.
After all,NO offence but someone Died and left you that Money..now you are Dyin' to spend it?..
Spend it wisely.
After all,NO offence but someone Died and left you that Money..now you are Dyin' to spend it?..
Spend it wisely.
#22
I agree. I pump my maximum allowable into RRSP's each year. But instead of the government bending me over at tax time, I bend them over. And give it to them dry. If you did this, and I **** you not, for just a few years, you'd be looking at a brand new mercedes and not a rice rocket.
#25
Man, if I hadf inherited almost $10,000 when I was in my early 20's, I would have spent it like a fool and bought another car as well. Trust me when I tell you that sticking it into an RRSP is by far the sanest and smartest thing you can do. Compound interest on that money will give you huge bucks later on when you are looking to retire.
If I had been smart enough to put money into an RRSP when I was young, I wouldn't be dumping $15,000 a year into mine now, so I have enough to retire on and live a normal life after I stop working. The years go by soooooooo fast and all of a sudden you go WTF, how did I get here, LOL.
Eric
If I had been smart enough to put money into an RRSP when I was young, I wouldn't be dumping $15,000 a year into mine now, so I have enough to retire on and live a normal life after I stop working. The years go by soooooooo fast and all of a sudden you go WTF, how did I get here, LOL.
Eric