DrSheep
Headphoneus Supremus
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Shes a keeper, don't ever sell it as you will only regret it
Yep, that's a modern classic right there.
Shes a keeper, don't ever sell it as you will only regret it
Graduated. I need to find a job so I can start putting V8s into stuff that never had them.
Shes a keeper, don't ever sell it as you will only regret it :wink_face:
She's a DD, and feels as fresh as the day she left the factory. It was already in pretty good condition (only had ~85k miles, I think), but we gave it a complete refresh; hoses, belts, rings, gaskets, clutch, linkage, carpet, dash, touched-up the paint, and did a 1001 other little things. While we were at it we reworked the head, increased stroke, installed a new Borla SS exhaust, and tuned her up to 350bhp, then installed new 5-way CO adj. dampers, larger brakes, 18" BBS wheels, and Michelin PSS rubber. I'm sure I'm forgetting some things... but anyhow, she's now the E28 M5 I've always wanted, and goes like the clappers. I can hang with a new stock 911 (non-turbo) all day, and even out-corner/out-brake them, but still looks close to "normal". She's sort of a sleeper, if an M5 can be a sleeper. Most young guys today just see an older Euro sedan and don't pay attention to the small //M badges, and I've dusted quite a few JDM tuners.
Just got a first carof course everyones first car is not great but i got one for a steal...2005 mazda 3 s hatchback with 150k for 3400$ rides like my dads rx8 ...
Here's my little beastie.
It's a JDM 1975 Toyota Celica RA25 GT2000 with 42,000kms on the clock. Completely original except for the Pasco-Fame Bilbo rims. Still needs a few finishing touches done (lowering slightly, tune etc) but it's almost there