It must be because you got it.
While i don't tend to use the FTLOG and other longer acronyms, i think that most people soon get the hang of the popular ones.
Ie FFS!
how to prop up your mr2?
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Re: how to prop up your mr2?
I thought PITA ie Pain in the ar$e was a well used and well understood acronym?
It must be because you got it.
While i don't tend to use the FTLOG and other longer acronyms, i think that most people soon get the hang of the popular ones.
Ie FFS!
It must be because you got it.
While i don't tend to use the FTLOG and other longer acronyms, i think that most people soon get the hang of the popular ones.
Ie FFS!
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Re: how to prop up your mr2?
Anyway back onto the topic...lol!
I just wanted to keep it cos its in good nick, and has been well looked after.
Im not saying that if i bought a tubby it wouldnt have been as well looked after, but you know what i mean.
I like the spoiler i have on at the moment, and also now my wheels are being done up, i like them again, so its the money after buying the car id need fo fork out!
For a tubby, chats the best year to look for, and how much are you normally talking? I would want one pretty standard.
..lol!I just wanted to keep it cos its in good nick, and has been well looked after.
Im not saying that if i bought a tubby it wouldnt have been as well looked after, but you know what i mean.
I like the spoiler i have on at the moment, and also now my wheels are being done up, i like them again, so its the money after buying the car id need fo fork out!
For a tubby, chats the best year to look for, and how much are you normally talking?
I would want one pretty standard.Re: how to prop up your mr2?
Hurstie1981 wrote:Anyway back onto the topic.
I just wanted to keep it cos its in good nick, and has been well looked after.
Im not saying that if i bought a tubby it wouldnt have been as well looked after, but you know what i mean.
I like the spoiler i have on at the moment, and also now my wheels are being done up, i like them again, so its the money after buying the car id need fo fork out!
For a tubby, chats the best year to look for, and how much are you normally talking?
Depends mate.
What are you after, REV 1/2/3?
What sort of budget do you have etc?
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Hurstie1981
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Re: how to prop up your mr2?
Well i would say 4-5k, but im now looking at a house, so it might have to wait a while thats all!
If i get tempted though.....god im dangerous with money lol!
If i get tempted though.
....god im dangerous with money lol!Re: how to prop up your mr2?
Hurstie1981 wrote:Well i would say 4-5k, but im now looking at a house, so it might have to wait a while thats all!
If i get tempted though.
4K would probably get you a nice late rev 2
GT Turbo where as 5K+ would get you a nice rev 3.HTH
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Re: how to prop up your mr2?
Thanks!!
To be honest, is there a large difference spec wise between the two?
I would like abs, and all the usuals like leather trim....but apart from that...im not too fussy.
To be honest, is there a large difference spec wise between the two?
I would like abs, and all the usuals like leather trim.
...but apart from that...im not too fussy.