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29-04-2010, 02:36 PM
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You've got a maximum of $30000 to spend on a car.
It doesnt have to be a daily driver, it only has to be sold in Australia at the present time. It can be any make, model or age - whatever you want. It can be an Imported car but for the sake of this thread, you cant import it, it has to already be here and easily found. No projects either, it has to be usable and ready for the road (normal RWC items are fine though) The price of rego, insurance, fees and costs arent to be taken into account, the $30000 or less can be spent solely on a car of your choice. Please try and keep it realistic, without argument or knocking what others might choose - try and keep the thread on track as well. And no T Series vs Boss Engines either - thats been done already.  What would you buy and why? |
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What car would you buy - $30000 and under.
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