what to choose?

[mustangfiend]

What car would you buy for under 5000 CND?

[Superesc]

civic

[300rwhp]

5.0 like mine :) 87-93

[GTS Jeff]

an ae86 like mine..or a crx if u can find one

[Weapon_R]

Probably a 3rd Gen lude or a 2nd Gen Teg.

[XylathaneGTR]

I would save the cash.
But if u wanted to spend it, you could find a pre 91 240sx for around that, maybe. But yeah, Civic, late 80s early 90's accord, etc.

[4wheeldrift]

early 90's Legacy Turbo :angel:

[theken]

anything u want (not a civic)

[ramminghard]

My truck.

[GTS Jeff]

Originally posted by 4wheeldrift
early 90's Legacy Turbo :angel: are the old subaru justys any good?

[calarina]

1st gen. teg :D Hahaha, got ours for $3500 including $1000 set of rims, and it still runs great. May not look good, haha, but that's my fault.

[James]

A first gen MR2 :bigpimp:, lol....what do u want in a car?

[eur0]

got my car for 3g

[4wheeldrift]

Originally posted by Jeff TYPE R
are the old subaru justys any good? If you don't mind a car with no balls :D They dont' weigh very much or put out much power but they are reasonably reliable.

[GTS Jeff]

Originally posted by 4wheeldrift
If you don't mind a car with no balls :D They dont' weigh very much or put out much power but they are reasonably reliable. what about the awd in those cars? essentially the same as the newer awd systems minus the electronics?

and no lsd im guessing :D

[4wheeldrift]

Originally posted by Jeff TYPE R
what about the awd in those cars? essentially the same as the newer awd systems minus the electronics?

and no lsd im guessing :D Well, some of them are front wheel drives with CVTs, the all wheel drive ones are part time systems as used on all the older subies.

[GTS Jeff]

Originally posted by 4wheeldrift
Well, some of them are front wheel drives with CVTs, the all wheel drive ones are part time systems as used on all the older subies. hm, so are they viscously coupled or do they use a differential?

[4wheeldrift]

Originally posted by Jeff TYPE R
hm, so are they viscously coupled or do they use a differential? As far as I know, the justy just locked the diffs, in the same manner as a conventional 4X4 (this is the part time system that subaru used for years before their full time systems showed up, and was still used on some models even after their full time system appeared).