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turtl631 · 03-03-2010, 05:00 PM

Mm, another 240SX as a track car...I'd rather track a cheap car if at all possible. Even with an E36 costs just skyrocket for both the car build and in case of junking the chassis.

Street car- Z4M coupe would be cool, the S54 engine is nice but E46 M3s don't do it for me. That unique body and simple interior is all I need.

I agree with the Cayman S thing too, would have to see how costs between the Z4M and the Cayman stack up. And drive both.

I've always liked NSXs and FDs, might be fun to own both for a while and then flip. There's so many great cars out there that I can't really justify holding onto a street car for too long. A project car that you invest time and money into is another matter, of course.

911 GT3 at some point eventually, but it might be a while before I can swing that. Depends how the depreciation curve looks, and if I'd be willing to "settle" for the ugly 996s.

03-03-2010, 05:00 PM	#57
turtl631 Zilvia Addict Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Milwaukee WI Posts: 900 Trader Rating: (3)	Mm, another 240SX as a track car...I'd rather track a cheap car if at all possible. Even with an E36 costs just skyrocket for both the car build and in case of junking the chassis. Street car- Z4M coupe would be cool, the S54 engine is nice but E46 M3s don't do it for me. That unique body and simple interior is all I need. I agree with the Cayman S thing too, would have to see how costs between the Z4M and the Cayman stack up. And drive both. I've always liked NSXs and FDs, might be fun to own both for a while and then flip. There's so many great cars out there that I can't really justify holding onto a street car for too long. A project car that you invest time and money into is another matter, of course. 911 GT3 at some point eventually, but it might be a while before I can swing that. Depends how the depreciation curve looks, and if I'd be willing to "settle" for the ugly 996s.