Trade my WRX for your ITR
09-10-2004 | 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by TekScream
... but why would george be [watching]? you must have some intrest in his posts if you're reading them all. but then again i do understand the comment you made about thinking about what he post's before "pressing the button."
His posts have been discussed as undesirable among some of the moderators. It was not a big deal or going out of the way to read his other posts, because moderators referred to them in their discussions.
We went out of the way to caution and give advice, and it was ignored.
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09-10-2004 | 12:31 PM
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I'm with George on this one. 100%
Doesn't sound like a scam to me. Besides, I'm sure bailey would consent to having a scooby dealership check it over before any agreement is made and all the necessary things to make sure both parties are satisfied. It makes sense, though. I'd love to trade my Civic for a decent 240sx. Does that mean I'm trying to scam somebody? No. It saves a lot of time to skip the middleman and just trade what you have for what you want. Especially when you're a college student and don't have a lot of time for that kind of crap.
Doesn't sound like a scam to me. Besides, I'm sure bailey would consent to having a scooby dealership check it over before any agreement is made and all the necessary things to make sure both parties are satisfied. It makes sense, though. I'd love to trade my Civic for a decent 240sx. Does that mean I'm trying to scam somebody? No. It saves a lot of time to skip the middleman and just trade what you have for what you want. Especially when you're a college student and don't have a lot of time for that kind of crap.
09-11-2004 | 08:55 AM
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thank you whitepony
No shit if someone is interested, we'll start talkign via phone. We'll set up a place to meet, exchange documentation of all the service records, etc etc...test drive, and if the guy desires to get it checked out by a mechanic then DUHHHH I mean Id probably get the ITR checked out to
Anyways..
No shit if someone is interested, we'll start talkign via phone. We'll set up a place to meet, exchange documentation of all the service records, etc etc...test drive, and if the guy desires to get it checked out by a mechanic then DUHHHH I mean Id probably get the ITR checked out to
Anyways..
09-11-2004 | 09:32 AM
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There are a lot of ITR enthusiasts in your part of the world, you know.
You might want to even contact Jason Franza, who seems interested in getting rid of his H2 ITR. H2 is not a very modified group, and I wouldn't put it past him to have actually kept all the interior parts.
Especially if you're after a track vehicle or autocrosser, I'd contact him.
You might want to even contact Jason Franza, who seems interested in getting rid of his H2 ITR. H2 is not a very modified group, and I wouldn't put it past him to have actually kept all the interior parts.
Especially if you're after a track vehicle or autocrosser, I'd contact him.
09-14-2004 | 11:20 AM
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Maybe I missed irt, but has anyone asked, why do you want to trade a WRX for an ITR? Subararu makes a great car. Is it paid for? An 02 to a college kid is probably still under financing or paid for by parents who are helping out (which I hope I can do someday) So what is the deal w/wanting to trade?