get this GS-R?

[silver]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=2438642036

how loud would it be w/ the 4-2-1 header and the exhaust you think?

would 163xxx miles on the engine be a problem..especially if he raced it?

that wont get into my garage w/o scraping either i think (steep angle)...going to have to raise it up more probably

 

[lsvtec]

IMO, salvage title = only good for a race car.

If you decide you want it you had better check with your DMV to see if you can actually register it.

 

[silver]

he has it registered he said..but i'll check just to make sure
the salvage was supposedly just for a "very light front end collision"..im guessing just hood and bumper maybe..but i dont think that it'd take a salvage title from that?

 

[97hatch]

all the vehicles that i have owned since i was 16 im now 20 have had salvage titles on them. If they are fixd right i dont think that there is a problem with having one. Just be advised that there are many hackjobs out there and you will allways have alignment problems on body and suspension. Also the resale on a salvaged vehicle is not much lower that a clean one here in Indiana so i would check on that and let that be a big deciding factor. just my $0.02

 

[Frankie P.]

IMO, salvage title = only good for a race car.

I would shwoop that shit up if I had the money.

 

[silver]

front end collision, supposing its done right w/ replaced shocks and springs, after a good alignment wouldnt it be fine? or am i missing something here..

 

[djyox]

hell I can sell you a cheaper race car with no title....

 

[totalburnout]

Originally posted by silver@Oct 23 2003, 10:07 PM
front end collision, supposing its done right w/ replaced shocks and springs, after a good alignment wouldnt it be fine? or am i missing something here..

...if he twisted the chassis...no.

 

[driver1]

if the chassis was straightened yes