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wantacavy
10-13-2006, 04:07 AM
Hey i want to buy a winter car but i also want to put a body kit on it for looks cause if it looks good and dependble i will sell my nova till i get more money saved for a true piece of art,.BTW it does not snow to much here and it needs to be a front wheel drive 95-98 that cost about $1,000-$2,500. what car is good for custom looks and dependble like a cavy or something:confused:

Jimster
10-15-2006, 05:46 AM
Civic, there's a reason everyone has one, cos they're good...

Dyno247365
10-15-2006, 11:45 PM
I hate these types of threads, the poster has a title which is flexible but then in the thread he puts a price on it and stipulations like fwd.

Now I can't be myself, I feel emo

-a really cheap fwd, good looking? CRX..? clearance was less desired though but I liked how it looked. Can you afford an integra or a prelude?

john51md
12-12-2006, 07:42 AM
Hey i want to buy a winter car but i also want to put a body kit on it for looks cause if it looks good and dependble i will sell my nova till i get more money saved for a true piece of art,.BTW it does not snow to much here and it needs to be a front wheel drive 95-98 that cost about $1,000-$2,500. what car is good for custom looks and dependble like a cavy or something:confused:
Well if you like a Cav. then try a Lumina, either 4 dr or a Z34, they are great in snow if you take the sport tires off and put on real winter tires, which most dont and wonder why they cant go/stop. No tiny alum engine 4 cyl car is great in snow. Unless you live where snow amounts are minimal and in flat land.
I have a 91 Lumina base model. Now has 238,000 miles on it, engine has never been apart except for a worn out timing chain, and it (with proper tires) rivals a 4x4 in snow.

BlackGT2000
12-12-2006, 06:34 PM
First off the thread is 2 months old, and second your post is full of misinformation.

john51md
12-13-2006, 07:14 AM
First off the thread is 2 months old, and second your post is full of misinformation.

Well, prove me wrong.

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