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  • evil_twin
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    Nissian Pulsar GTiR

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  • TurkE30
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    Originally posted by cferb
    I love your car...Perfect stance, some of my favorite wheels. You're making me want a Corrado again...

    Thx...you used to own a Corrado how sick, what year???

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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by SuperDuper
    JasonC will appreciate this, First brand new car I ever owned was a 1989 Shelby CSX. The dealer had 2 left on the lot in 1990 and I got a smoking deal on trade of my Dodge GLH. These cars were really ahead of their time IMO with the composite wheels and variable nozzle turbo. Only options available on the car were Goodyear Gatorbacks and Recaro seats. My car, #315 of 500, had both!

    Not my picture, but this is what it looked like. This particular car doesnt have the tire option.

    I cant begin to tell you how many mustang owners I embarrassed with this car...

    Yes, i do. :)

    I've thought about getting another FWD turbo dodge. Maybe some time down the road i will...
    Last edited by JasonC; 09-24-2008, 03:13 PM.

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  • ainadude
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    Was wondering how deep I'd have to go before somebody posted a Saab -- think it was 13 or 14 pages.

    Anyway, I don't have the same need for speed as most of you, so I'd be happy with an old Saab 99, either an EMS or a Turbo as long as it was a two-door sedan rather than the three-door hatch. Had a '74 99LE when I was in college -- rock-solid, kinda quirky car. Have very fond memories of it.

    Second choice would be another '70s/'80s car -- a 2nd-generation Scirocco. Easy to work on, handle pretty well, nice seats and interior.


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  • kencopperwheat
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    A friend of mine has a Mini Cooper S with the Works package. Torque-steers like a mofo even in sport mode.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    mini cooper S .

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  • cferb
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    Originally posted by TurkE30
    haahaaa i would pick my own car that i already own that is FWD

    I love your car...Perfect stance, some of my favorite wheels. You're making me want a Corrado again...

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  • Ferdinand
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    Fiat 500

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  • Germanautos12
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    Originally posted by erik325i
    Classic Mini. That's on my wish list after I finish my current project.

    -Erik
    ive got the same mindset but theyll be a swap involved!

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  • alpinaclone
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    Hmmmm... I had a 96 Saab Talladega turbo, with the Saab performance stainless exhaust, upgraded turbo piping and more boost. That car was a torque monster and I miss it.

    I almost bought a red Spirit R/T instead of the e30, but the body was all beat to shit. That whole sleeper thing really does it for me, and I have a soft spot for those granny cars. I had a Spirit ES in high school.
    Last edited by alpinaclone; 09-24-2008, 10:36 AM.

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  • T Verdier
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    Ive been getting into vw's recently

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  • BayareaE30
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    Originally posted by structured
    golf rallye is awd. otherwise rallye = awsome
    Yup rallye is super awesome... thanx for the correction. I guess my pick is the VR6 Corrado.

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  • structured
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    golf rallye is awd. otherwise rallye = awsome

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  • BayareaE30
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    VW Corrado VR6 (Uncle owned one, I loved the VR6 power)


    MKII Golf Rallye, I'm biased cuz i use to own a MKII Golf (not a rallye tho) =(
    (correction: Rallye's are AWD... but I wanted to keep the pic up since its sexiness lol)
    Last edited by BayareaE30; 09-24-2008, 09:34 AM.

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