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Unknown_Sniper · 01-20-2006, 01:43 PM

Keep it. Unless you need something with more room for your new job. Mr2's are nice cars and you dont see them that often. Would you fix it yourself? I would say the most expensive item on your list is tires, The most difficult to do would be windshield, maybe suspension depending on what you need to do.
I say fix as much yourself as possible. Dont buy new, go to a junkyard and get the best looking used parts as possible. Itll save you HUGE amount of money. ONly things I would buy new are the break pads, windshield(unless you find a good used one you can get out in one piece), suspension(again depending on what you need), and of course tires. I would put the cost of everything at $1,000 just becuase tires cost so goddamn much. If you do the work yourself and use used parts then you could cut that down a couple hundred.

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Unknown_Sniper is Offline Captain Posts: 5,724 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Mostly Vermont. Also New Hampshire	01-20-2006, 01:43 PM Keep it. Unless you need something with more room for your new job. Mr2's are nice cars and you dont see them that often. Would you fix it yourself? I would say the most expensive item on your list is tires, The most difficult to do would be windshield, maybe suspension depending on what you need to do. I say fix as much yourself as possible. Dont buy new, go to a junkyard and get the best looking used parts as possible. Itll save you HUGE amount of money. ONly things I would buy new are the break pads, windshield(unless you find a good used one you can get out in one piece), suspension(again depending on what you need), and of course tires. I would put the cost of everything at $1,000 just becuase tires cost so goddamn much. If you do the work yourself and use used parts then you could cut that down a couple hundred.