Re: 20 years ago
Posted: December 29th, 2011, 12:10 pm
She was bought in November, so she was made before NovemberMiguelitto wrote:Oww guys, I don`t know when it was made, I know that her`s first owner bought she on november

She was bought in November, so she was made before NovemberMiguelitto wrote:Oww guys, I don`t know when it was made, I know that her`s first owner bought she on november
yes, mx-3s are timeless. People are surprised I still have mine but I love driving it. Mom keeps pushing me to sell it and buy something else, but I'm not going into debt just to have a new car. I don't really like many new cars and if I do like one or two they're too expensive, I can pay mortgage for what they want for a car payment nowadays.inthemaking wrote:soon its considered a classic in 5 years . then ill put classic plates on it that will be sweet lol awhole new class. i went to a show this summer and i guy thought it was in the 2000 lmfao. he was shooked when i said it was a 92. i love my mazda
hahah yes I'm quite young, I've only legally been allowed to drive alone for about a year and I've gotten that a couple of times too.ethand wrote:Serious Rob?! Wow, you're young!! Haha... weird thing is, I'm the same age as mine, too, which means theres only like a 2 yr difference between us... but I forget that I've been driving for over 3 years now....![]()
Yes, I got asked the other day how I was able to afford such an expensive car while being a Uni student, etc. When I replied that it was old, so pretty cheap, the guy said 'well, it'd only be 3-4 years old, wouldn't it?' Should've seen his face when I told him it was 20!![]()
It's kinda weird to see a car with Urethan or plastic bumpers with Classic/Antique plates! I've seen a few Corolla AE86's with them.inthemaking wrote:soon its considered a classic in 5 years . then ill put classic plates on it that will be sweet lol awhole new class. i went to a show this summer and i guy thought it was in the 2000 lmfao. he was shooked when i said it was a 92. i love my mazda
Well, you might not be... My car says '92 on the rego papers, but the seatbelt was manufactured in '91, and I actually don't know when the car was built - they took off the japanese plate when it was made & nobody has been able to tell me its age!!im2bad4ya wrote:I'm the oldest!![]()
October, '91
I know what you mean dude. Yes i can buy a car for 20,000$ but it wont have a 2.5 v6 with a 7000rpm rev range and a v6 sound. Also, if u know someone in the buisness ( i do lol), you can import at R32 GTR for 15,000$ with taxes, shipping and inspection (one has to show up at an auction in japan though). Id rather import a good car. Beamers, evo's' and subaru's' are around 3500$ with turbo's'as long as your not to picky. Well, 318ci's'are not turbo.mitmaks wrote:yes, mx-3s are timeless. People are surprised I still have mine but I love driving it. Mom keeps pushing me to sell it and buy something else, but I'm not going into debt just to have a new car. I don't really like many new cars and if I do like one or two they're too expensive, I can pay mortgage for what they want for a car payment nowadays.inthemaking wrote:soon its considered a classic in 5 years . then ill put classic plates on it that will be sweet lol awhole new class. i went to a show this summer and i guy thought it was in the 2000 lmfao. he was shooked when i said it was a 92. i love my mazda
Oh, I know the VIN, but can't do anything with it!! I tried entering it into some kind of VIN decoder but it didn't work... The original plates on the firewall have been replaced with a compliance plate which say that the car was imported to Australia from Japan in '98...im2bad4ya wrote:They scrubbed off the VIN from the body as well? It's not on the firewall? Well until someone can prove it, I'm the oldest, haha!