Saw this on eBay. Is it worth it?
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It's a cool car, and has a lot of quality work on it.
But I wouldn't pay $68,000. Personally, Even $35,000 would be a stretch.
You can't get your money back on mods. That's what sucks about modding a car so extensively.
The more you mod, the bigger hit you take when you sell.
Like someone else said, if my budget was in that range, it would be a no brainer to pick a GTR.
But I wouldn't pay $68,000. Personally, Even $35,000 would be a stretch.
You can't get your money back on mods. That's what sucks about modding a car so extensively.
The more you mod, the bigger hit you take when you sell.
Like someone else said, if my budget was in that range, it would be a no brainer to pick a GTR.
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Too funny. Reminds me of how a Honda guy thinks that his K20-swapped '92 Civic is suddenly worth 20K.
The pricing equation is:
(Price of car stock&new) - (years/wear&tear) + (cost in mods) - (cost in mods x4/5/10)
Just BS that I came up with. Obviously it's not accurate. But you get what I mean.
The pricing equation is:
(Price of car stock&new) - (years/wear&tear) + (cost in mods) - (cost in mods x4/5/10)
Just BS that I came up with. Obviously it's not accurate. But you get what I mean.
Better in what way? I followed both car and meatbag's TT definitely is more powerful, but I wouldn't say better. I think Dal's G is the best looking G, hands down, but I still wouldn't pay 68K for it.
