Time for a change... Options

[Mynzeyes]

Well, after 9 years of owning my '94 Toyota Celica ST, I decided it was time for a change.

I put a lot of hard work and time and money into it, but nothing can take away the over 200k miles clocked on the chasis, and all the various little hack mods that eventually catch up to you.

So, I was shopping on eBay on Friday, as I frequently do at work, and came across this sweet ride.

Well, Saturday morning around 7am, I had a friend(Shocker, from these boards) cart me the 3 hours down there. I test drove it, and bought it immediately.

So, long story short, I picked up the '03 Sentra SE-R Spec V for $10,400. It has 45k miles, power everything, moon roof, factory Rockford Fosgate system, etc.

So out with the old:


And in with the new:






Already added a Sirius satellite reciever:


It's been fun. I still own the Celica, but its future is undecided. The most prominant thought in my mind right now is to part it out, return it to stock, and then give it to my girlfriend.

If you want, check the profile and PM me if there is something you want, and what you're willing to give me for it, and I will decide from there. Also, keep in mind that if it's something like the suspension, shifter, etc, I will need stock parts as replacements. So, cash + trade for parts.

Anyway, I'll still be around every now and again, especially seeing as how Shocker and I are putting his turbo on this weekend. And I will be checking PMs, and possibly putting up a FS thread in the near future.

Thanks for everything,
-John-

This post has been edited by Mynzeyes: Jan 15, 2007 - 1:21 PM

[spolski07]

i LOVE how your celi sits!
im thinking about makn mine more like yours!
real low with no spoiler but bronze rims...
what kind of exhaust is that?
and how big are the rims?

[Mynzeyes]

i LOVE how your celi sits!
im thinking about makn mine more like yours!
real low with no spoiler but bronze rims...
what kind of exhaust is that?
and how big are the rims?

the muffler is a universal Tsudo Carbon Fiber/Titanium canister, with 2.25" cat-back done at a shop. instead of going over the rear suspension arms, i went below it.

as you can see here:


Also, those wheels were 18" Team Loco 10-spokes.

btw, thanks for all the kind words guys.