Subject	a higher mileage car is perfect for a project/track car
Posted by	Guapo on June 12, 2008 at 12:21 PM
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In Reply To	Higher milage chassis issues/ Potential Purchase posted by ttzcadet on June 12, 2008 at 12:18 PM
Message	Barring any accidents, there really shouldn't be any reason the chassis wouldn't be up to the task. Anything related to mileage would be dealt with if it really is a "track" car. As always, IMO. Petz #2 "What's the point of having the car if you don't drive it?" - Mrs. Guapo 08/20/05 Jeeeesus Christ - my Dad (after a ride in my Z) 12/26/04 People have the right to freedom of expression. However, people also have the right to point and laugh- aliaZ 04/06/06
Follow Ups	Higher milage chassis issues/ Potential Purchase - ttzcadet 12:18:31 06/12/08 a higher mileage car is perfect for a project/track car - Guapo 12:21:16 06/12/08 Re: a higher mileage car is perfect for a project/track car - ttzcadet 12:36:57 06/12/08 28 mpg is very optimistic from personal experience >> - my91z 13:50:07 06/12/08 I average 22-23, hit 30 on long highway trips - jkeyser14 18:59:57 06/12/08 2nd, just check for rust and history of damage repairs - TriniTT 12:37:13 06/12/08 You've got mail sir. (n/m) - Twindragon 12:58:29 06/12/08 me? Nothin but Viagra ads (n/m) - Guapo 22:55:55 06/12/08 I wouldn't worry about the mileage on the frame. - Waggz 12:37:20 06/12/08 It's all the rubber bits you need to worry about and replace (n/m) - MrPulldown 13:16:24 06/12/08
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