I just bought a 3.8Ltr Holden Commodore, my first V6 driven motor
It's being road worthied as I type, finger crossed
I just bought a 3.8Ltr Holden Commodore, my first V6 driven motor
It's being road worthied as I type, finger crossed
Why didn't you buy one with a real engine?
Lol! Was wondering how long it'd take you to move on from the 4-pots!
Originally Posted by Scottie
JP will be back, he is like Christ, only he comes back more frequently
nice purchase.get pics up so we can be jealous
you mean you move to a country that you can tax a v8 and you bought a v6...nooooooooooo
Yep went with the cheap old option
Well you certainly built that up to be something it wasn't y'baxtard!!Y'happy with it?? Is it roadworthy again? Good sound?? Details needed after all that waiting!!
JP will be back, he is like Christ, only he comes back more frequently
Hang on, you've bought a Cavalier?
That looks like an old vauxhall carlton
1998 Nissan 200sx s14a , 2000 std 5 speed with nismo supercoppermix clutch bn6 Sapphire Blue
The only thing that can save your teal soaked existence now is a video of the sound with the airbox removed...
Do it to it...
That is shameful! I assume it was less than 1000 dollars?
Right now Oz seems nearly as expensive as the UK to live so doubt I'd have a V8 either! We were going to go on holiday there but the exchange rate is shameful compared to a few years back.
Not only that, but if memory serves the second hand car market over there is much more expensive than over here.
is it the white one behind i'm supposed to be looking at?
the colour really suits the shape of that car
It was $1200 with 11 months rego
So $500 for the car and $700 in tax
Passed the roadworthy after i had to glue the cloth back onto the roof panel
As for the airbox mod, maybe...
The white yoke is nice lookin, whatever it is!
THe white one is a Holden Commodore estate I think?
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