I just Graduated
03-13-08, 08:44 PM
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I just Graduated
From Japanese sport compact cars. Well almost I guess.
I just recently picked up a 2006 Lexus is250 RWD.
So far putting about 100 miles on it already today, I'm loving it.
Must smoother ride, better acceleration, much more comfortable, and easier to drive than my NSX, AE86's, and my RSTI.
This will be my daily driver for now until I finish my final AE86 project which can probably be seen at this years car shows under Drift Office
Anyways I will post some pictures once the weather stops raining and when I have time especially with my busy schedule which consist of school in the morning and work at night
Welcome me as for I'm a Lexus noob
Mike
I just recently picked up a 2006 Lexus is250 RWD.
So far putting about 100 miles on it already today, I'm loving it.
Must smoother ride, better acceleration, much more comfortable, and easier to drive than my NSX, AE86's, and my RSTI.
This will be my daily driver for now until I finish my final AE86 project which can probably be seen at this years car shows under Drift Office
Anyways I will post some pictures once the weather stops raining and when I have time especially with my busy schedule which consist of school in the morning and work at night
Welcome me as for I'm a Lexus noob
Mike
03-13-08, 09:19 PM
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I still have the NSX, it's currently in the body shop to get a new rear bumper put on.
Too much work has been done to the NSX to sell especially for the amount that I want and people aren't willing to fork it over
If you buy an NSX or a type of exotic car, living in an apartment isn't an issue as far as storage. You can always rent one of them storage places that can fit a car with around $100 to $300 a month.
My friend rents one out in Auburn for $300. It has 2 garage door bays, fits 3 to 4 cars depending on sizes, has lights, has power, and also have a loft just incase he falls asleep working on his car.
He also has a sand blaster in his rental garage to blast parts as big as wheels.
Mike
Too much work has been done to the NSX to sell especially for the amount that I want and people aren't willing to fork it over
If you buy an NSX or a type of exotic car, living in an apartment isn't an issue as far as storage. You can always rent one of them storage places that can fit a car with around $100 to $300 a month.
My friend rents one out in Auburn for $300. It has 2 garage door bays, fits 3 to 4 cars depending on sizes, has lights, has power, and also have a loft just incase he falls asleep working on his car.
He also has a sand blaster in his rental garage to blast parts as big as wheels.
Mike
I'd love to experience an NSX! 
now it is time to mod your car 
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Don't encourage Mike. He is a mod freak
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Is it auto or manual?
What price range you looking for?
Any pics or FS thread? Just lazy to browse threw the long list of cars lol. But then again, you probably dont have a FS thread up yet
What price range you looking for?
Any pics or FS thread? Just lazy to browse threw the long list of cars lol. But then again, you probably dont have a FS thread up yet