good track car
10-17-2012, 03:42 PM
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good track car
I love driving my c32 but am not to excited when it comes to costly repairs. That's why I'm looking into getting another car for the track. Any c32/c55 owner involved in amateur track events? If so what car are you using or would recommend to do so that would also keep daily car qualities.
10-17-2012, 05:00 PM
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I love driving my c32 but am not to excited when it comes to costly repairs. That's why I'm looking into getting another car for the track. Any c32/c55 owner involved in amateur track events? If so what car are you using or would recommend to do so that would also keep daily car qualities.
10-17-2012, 06:32 PM
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I was getting a 92 accord with a H22 type S motor for 4K until the motor took a crap 
that was a ideal price for the car and replacement parts. With that in mind, 7K would be my limit but if I find a good deal I'll go for it. ddtham, I was thinking of a 190E where would be a good place to locate one?
that was a ideal price for the car and replacement parts. With that in mind, 7K would be my limit but if I find a good deal I'll go for it. ddtham, I was thinking of a 190E where would be a good place to locate one?
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10-17-2012, 06:39 PM
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190Es are extremely cheap to get, except Cossies that can still command a higher premium.
I got mine locally for $500 and mine was a 92 2.6 that runs well and has 0 rust. The car is actually quite refined, fun to drive and extremely cheap to repair.
If you have a budget of $7K and want to stick with a fun German car, I would go for 2.3-16 Cossie with dogleg tranny.
I got mine locally for $500 and mine was a 92 2.6 that runs well and has 0 rust. The car is actually quite refined, fun to drive and extremely cheap to repair.
If you have a budget of $7K and want to stick with a fun German car, I would go for 2.3-16 Cossie with dogleg tranny.
10-17-2012, 07:35 PM
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Haha umm.. Sorry I'm not familiar with what a cossie is. What is it? And where would be a good place to find either one? And where do you get the parts for yours? I'm in Texas.
