thevictor390
Teen Wankeler
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2007
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- Massachusetts
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- '17 Mazda MX-5 RF, '89 Toyota Blizzard SX5
Valve tightened, tire airtight once again.
My mom lets me open one gift tonight, it was this:
I am such a car bore :lol:
it's not the manual don't worryWelcome to the real of unreality, welcome to the Haynesiverse!
Let's consider a purely hypothetical situation. Assume I'm in the market for a car. Now lets assume I know what car I want, but also, I know that there are only 50 (if not less) examples of this particular car in the US. How would I go about finding one?
Would the best course of action be to post wanted ads on all the enthusiast forums of this particular make? And perhaps places like craigslist?
What car are we talking about here?
Knowing CrazyRussian540, he could be talking about a Lancia...
But even if it isn't, the biggest problem will not be finding the car, but finding parts for the car. Old cars require mainatance. Make sure you get something that has good parts availability - OEM and aftermarket.
Otherwise you'll end up like argatoga - trying to get parts from the UK
Knowing CrazyRussian540, he could be talking about a Lancia...
But even if it isn't, the biggest problem will not be finding the car, but finding parts for the car. Old cars require mainatance. Make sure you get something that has good parts availability - OEM and aftermarket.
Otherwise you'll end up like argatoga - trying to get parts from the UK
Knowing CrazyRussian540, he could be talking about a Lancia...
But even if it isn't, the biggest problem will not be finding the car, but finding parts for the car. Old cars require mainatance. Make sure you get something that has good parts availability - OEM and aftermarket.
Otherwise you'll end up like argatoga - trying to get parts from the UK
What car are we talking about here?