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What a bunch of divas here.
Look, if the car was in good running shape it would be worth $9500 to $10,000 with the salvage title. As it stands, it needs a motor at worst ($3000) or some repairs at best ($1500).
$8500 might be a tad high, but at $6500 to $7000 it would probably be a decent deal.
Look, if the car was in good running shape it would be worth $9500 to $10,000 with the salvage title. As it stands, it needs a motor at worst ($3000) or some repairs at best ($1500).
$8500 might be a tad high, but at $6500 to $7000 it would probably be a decent deal.
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Originally Posted by AZ-S2000' timestamp='1360223509' post='22320314
If its an auction car I understand him, otherwise idk why he went with an F22. Not really an upgrade or anything.
F22 is better in every way. Makes more power through out the whole rpm. Can be revved to 8500 rpm easily. More torque and more power and most importantly no oil burning. Now how is that not an upgrade???
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What a bunch of divas here.
Look, if the car was in good running shape it would be worth $9500 to $10,000 with the salvage title. As it stands, it needs a motor at worst ($3000) or some repairs at best ($1500).
$8500 might be a tad high, but at $6500 to $7000 it would probably be a decent deal.
Look, if the car was in good running shape it would be worth $9500 to $10,000 with the salvage title. As it stands, it needs a motor at worst ($3000) or some repairs at best ($1500).
$8500 might be a tad high, but at $6500 to $7000 it would probably be a decent deal.
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