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Hey guys, just wanted to share some pics of my newly aquired SC400. I sold my daily driven G35 Sedan 6 speed because my wife hated driving stick shift, and picked up two black SC400s. One I got for $1800 with a good rare black interior. It's go 165k miles, it's a 95, but it's got a salvage title and I'm not going to be building this one, just a daily driver for now.
The other 94 SC has 250k miles, one owner car, was $1500, clean title, pretty rough interior and blown suspension, but will be build from the ground up using good parts from my daily and aftermarket parts. Both cars run fine and all electronics work, including a/c. I plan to make it a long term project car, with a 1JZ/2JZ or ls1 swap, 600+ horsepower. A proper build threat will be made when I start gathering parts.
ha that's funny, good setup you have there. I'd say you got a great deal on them both. So maybe I misunderstood you, are you going to drive one and build the other or are you making one solid car out of them both?
ha that's funny, good setup you have there. I'd say you got a great deal on them both. So maybe I misunderstood you, are you going to drive one and build the other or are you making one solid car out of them both?
Actually both, I'll be daily driving the 95 salvage titled one because it's in better shape and runs better then the one owner 94, at the same time I'll be taking the interior and front end of the 95, transferring into the 94 while it sits on jacks stands getting the suspension done.
The 95 has a salvage title because it has quarter panel damage that was fixed crappy, it was going to be more expensive to fix then what the car is worth. The daily driver will be ugly but runs good, while the project car will sit in my garage and be used as a back up car while I build it eventually into a cool street rod, slammed and 600+ horsepower. When I'm ready for a new daily driver, I will sell, junk, or drift missle the 95.
The daily driver will be ugly but runs good, while the project car will sit in my garage and be used as a back up car while I build it eventually into a cool street rod, slammed and 600+ horsepower. When I'm ready for a new daily driver, I will sell, junk, or drift missle the 95.
I love where this is headed!!!! sounds like mischief.
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04-02-15, 07:16 PM
New project car(s)
