FS: 90 MX6 GT Red $600 OBO
January-31st-2006 | 06:08 PM
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FS: 90 MX6 GT Red $600 OBO
January-31st-2006 | 06:48 PM
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If I had a way to get it up here for a reasonable price, I'd buy it tonight.
January-31st-2006 | 07:33 PM
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Me too, but I dont feel like dealing with that, and still need money to pay off my motorcycle!
Good luck with the sale!
Good luck with the sale!
January-31st-2006 | 07:34 PM
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mike I'm interested but I would want to have it up and running so I could drive it back.
January-31st-2006 | 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Roddimus Prime
mike I'm interested but I would want to have it up and running so I could drive it back.
January-31st-2006 | 08:10 PM
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yeah...My wife would be SO pissed if I towed home another project car.
February-1st-2006 | 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Roddimus Prime
yeah...My wife would be SO pissed if I towed home another project car.
Hey Mike, what have you already eliminated from what the problem might be?
Have you experimented by replacing anything?
February-1st-2006 | 03:46 PM
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Tried new igniter, new cap & rotor, new disty, checked all wires, checked all fuses and relays...it's narrowed down to a faulty ground,ecu,knock sensor,or knock control unit....the thing I REALLY dont have time for is tracking down a faulty ground..I live in an apt complex and they frown on working on cars, and my brother in law is pissed at me lately so his garage has been off limits
Plus I want to go ahead and start a little seed money for my Protege turbo project, and I'm tired of insuring 3 cars, and trying to mod 2 of them..it's EXPENSIVE..
Plus I want to go ahead and start a little seed money for my Protege turbo project, and I'm tired of insuring 3 cars, and trying to mod 2 of them..it's EXPENSIVE..
February-3rd-2006 | 11:43 AM
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February-3rd-2006 | 11:49 AM
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I'm still thinking about how I can do this w/o spending several hundred $$$ on getting it here...
February-3rd-2006 | 01:12 PM
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not a clue...unless you have a truck and get a dolly,and time to come get it, it will cost some money to move it from FLA to PA
February-3rd-2006 | 02:03 PM
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My company moves their own co. cars all over the country, so I can get a good deal on that.
But when you think about it, 600.00 to you plus 500.00 to get it here and then figure a worst case scenario of 5-600 to fix? Add it up and I might as well look for one local that runs.
I was seriously thinking of sending you 600 bucks and then paying a towing co. in your area to take it to a local mechanic that you know/trust, tell them to fix it, then fly down and drive it back myself...but then what if it breaks down somewhere in the Okeefenokee Swamp: I'm sodomized and shot in the head by some toothless gay redneck and left to die in a chicken coop...
But when you think about it, 600.00 to you plus 500.00 to get it here and then figure a worst case scenario of 5-600 to fix? Add it up and I might as well look for one local that runs.
I was seriously thinking of sending you 600 bucks and then paying a towing co. in your area to take it to a local mechanic that you know/trust, tell them to fix it, then fly down and drive it back myself...but then what if it breaks down somewhere in the Okeefenokee Swamp: I'm sodomized and shot in the head by some toothless gay redneck and left to die in a chicken coop...
February-3rd-2006 | 02:43 PM
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Gary, you should buy the car and let me fix it up for your future son-in-law. He needs some mazda guidance in his life! Get him off those gay hondas.
February-3rd-2006 | 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by kargoboy
My company moves their own co. cars all over the country, so I can get a good deal on that.
But when you think about it, 600.00 to you plus 500.00 to get it here and then figure a worst case scenario of 5-600 to fix? Add it up and I might as well look for one local that runs.
But when you think about it, 600.00 to you plus 500.00 to get it here and then figure a worst case scenario of 5-600 to fix? Add it up and I might as well look for one local that runs.
no biggie, whatever you wanna do gary..I DO know before the ignition problem the car was strong!...a FREAK...I was beating cars in it I had no business beating
February-3rd-2006 | 03:28 PM
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Ever since I talked with you about this car Mike I've been on the scout for one to screw with....but the wife is very uninterested in me taking on anymore projects.