Pics of the new max 56k beware.
11-22-2007, 01:15 PM
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Pics of the new max 56k beware.
Well not new I have had it for about two weeks. Its a 1992 gxe 187000 miles.
All it needs is a front bumper, hood and a good cleaning and wax.
All it needs is a front bumper, hood and a good cleaning and wax.
Last edited by Maxteca; 11-22-2007 at 03:48 PM.
11-22-2007, 02:06 PM
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It should not be to long. I only paid $500 for it and got it from a .org member. I could always drive my jag in the snow while the max is being fixed but thats not happing.
Last edited by Maxteca; 11-22-2007 at 03:50 PM.
11-23-2007, 12:23 AM
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11-23-2007, 06:57 AM
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11-23-2007, 09:31 PM
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wow, that interior makes me think of a buick. ;x
good find, and good luck.
i almost had a VE-auto recently for 350, pearl white, no body damage PERIOD......only problem...our typical factory security system issue. The guy selling it had no idea, and i wasn't telling him. he is one of my superiors in my unit, so i didn't feel guilty. BUT after he sold it out from under me, i told him what was wrong with it, and he was angry ;X
BTW, nice shades on the dash...
good find, and good luck.
i almost had a VE-auto recently for 350, pearl white, no body damage PERIOD......only problem...our typical factory security system issue. The guy selling it had no idea, and i wasn't telling him. he is one of my superiors in my unit, so i didn't feel guilty. BUT after he sold it out from under me, i told him what was wrong with it, and he was angry ;X
BTW, nice shades on the dash...
11-23-2007, 09:45 PM
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wow, that interior makes me think of a buick. ;x
good find, and good luck.
i almost had a VE-auto recently for 350, pearl white, no body damage PERIOD......only problem...our typical factory security system issue. The guy selling it had no idea, and i wasn't telling him. he is one of my superiors in my unit, so i didn't feel guilty. BUT after he sold it out from under me, i told him what was wrong with it, and he was angry ;X
BTW, nice shades on the dash...
good find, and good luck.
i almost had a VE-auto recently for 350, pearl white, no body damage PERIOD......only problem...our typical factory security system issue. The guy selling it had no idea, and i wasn't telling him. he is one of my superiors in my unit, so i didn't feel guilty. BUT after he sold it out from under me, i told him what was wrong with it, and he was angry ;X
BTW, nice shades on the dash...
11-23-2007, 11:53 PM
#17
My friend painted his Stanza's blue interior with black vinyl spraypaint which is meant for plastic/vinyl and it looked like a brand new stock black interior.
By interior I mean all trim/dash pieces, no carper, uphostery, or leather.
By interior I mean all trim/dash pieces, no carper, uphostery, or leather.
11-25-2007, 08:05 PM
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What A Deal !
Here in the Los Angeles area, 3rd generation cars go for a lot more. For example, my 90 SE one owner car w/ 78K cost me and my parents 2,800. Six month later my dad got his 89 one owner GXE w 98K for 2,200. Of late the prices on Craig's List have generally gone down, but I haven't seen anything halfway decent for under 1,000; 93s and 94s still usually sell for more than 2,000 here in L.A.
11-25-2007, 08:51 PM
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Here in the Los Angeles area, 3rd generation cars go for a lot more. For example, my 90 SE one owner car w/ 78K cost me and my parents 2,800. Six month later my dad got his 89 one owner GXE w 98K for 2,200. Of late the prices on Craig's List have generally gone down, but I haven't seen anything halfway decent for under 1,000; 93s and 94s still usually sell for more than 2,000 here in L.A.
11-25-2007, 09:39 PM
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About the interior paint. Someone who owns a 4Runner used that paint. He changed the colors to black and a graphite color. It looked bad *** and factory. If I can find links I will post just to get an idea of what options you have if you don't like the colors.
Here is before:
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11-25-2007, 10:37 PM
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About the interior paint. Someone who owns a 4Runner used that paint. He changed the colors to black and a graphite color. It looked bad *** and factory. If I can find links I will post just to get an idea of what options you have if you don't like the colors.
Here is before:
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After:
Here is before:
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11-26-2007, 08:28 AM
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11-26-2007, 03:29 PM
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that stuff works wonders on carpet too. Bought an Xterra from the auction to sell. It had stained carpet even after a shampoo. I sprayed the carpet and it looked like new. I drove it for a few months and even after vacuuming it didn't show signs of wearing off.
11-28-2007, 07:35 AM
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Alrighty, just making sure we didnt have "sissy" guys roaming the board
Hey Ben, I know you tried vacuuming that painted carpet but did you try shampooing to see if it came right off?
11-28-2007, 12:21 PM
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No ididn't need to shampoo it since it looked clean after the painting. The stuff sems very durable> I checked my boots after getting in and out when it was wet from raining and it didn't seems to smear off or anything. I guess if it did, you could always just touch it up.
11-28-2007, 02:03 PM
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Eastwood products are reputable, but i wouldnt trust cheap store rattle cans, unless youre on a budget
my friend painted his fading floormats black, and it lasted for maybe 2-3 months
my friend painted his fading floormats black, and it lasted for maybe 2-3 months
This is so cool!!
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