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Thread: WTB: FD3S Shell/Rolling Chassis/Non-running Car

  1. 01-13-2010, 05:52 PM #1
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    Default WTB: FD3S Shell/Rolling Chassis/Non-running Car

    I am looking for an FD shell rolling chassis or non-running car. It needs to have pretty much everything minus motor and transmission, so front and rear suspension and rear drivetrain, brakes, ect. is a must. Like I said, just about everything except for the motor and transmission or just a non-running FD that includes everything. I can do cash but would prefer to do a trade for my current car:




    I'm just testing the waters to see what kind of offers I can get for my car. I'm in school and need something more comfortable for the 4 hour drive here. I just did the 1998 S14 SR20DET swap and it has 20k miles on it with Mobil 1 synthetic and new plugs but everything else is stock. The car will also probably come with an ISIS manual boost controller. The transmission is bad but I will be throwing in 2 good KA transmissions one with 80k miles and the other has 90k miles. It will also come with all of the stock stuff I have that have been replaced. Also it has a $500 Viper 5901 alarm system with remote start, keyless entry, and an LCD 2-way remote.

    Engine:

    1998 S14 SR20DET VVT 20,000 miles
    Nismo Low-temp Thermostat
    Z32 Fuel Filter
    Walbro 255lph Fuel Pump
    NGK Laser Platinum Spark Plugs
    Sunpro Boost Gauge

    Drivetrain:

    5 Speed Swap
    Agency Power One-peice Stainless Steel Braided and Teflon Coated Clutch Line
    Nismo Transmission Mount

    Brakes:

    Goodridge Stainless Steel Brake Lines
    Russell Speed Bleeders
    180SX Front Brakes
    Brembo Zinc Coated Slotted Rotors
    Hawk HPS Pads

    Suspension:

    New OEM Front Lower Control Arms
    Megan Racing Street Coilovers
    Megan Racing Front Sway Bar Endlinks with Polyurethane Bushings
    Tanabe Front (30.4mm) and Rear (22mm) Hollow Sway Bars
    Rear Energy Suspension Endlinks
    Powered by Max Front Tension Rods
    Tein Inner and Outer Tie Rods
    Energy Suspension Steering Rack Bushings
    Enjuku Racing Aluminum Steering Column Bushing



















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  2. 01-14-2010, 08:47 AM #2
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  3. 01-14-2010, 11:46 AM #3
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    are you wanting to trade that 240 for a 93 rx7 shell? it has everything but it needs the motor replaced.
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    I'm not looking to trade for a car worth $2500 so it's either $4500-$5500 or GTFO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigjacsoc View Post
    I'm not looking to trade for a car worth $2500 so it's either $4500-$5500 or GTFO.

    i really hope this comment wasnt towards me. if so you need to check on how much fd shells cost.
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  7. 01-14-2010, 07:38 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by blown_ss View Post
    i really hope this comment wasnt towards me. if so you need to check on how much fd shells cost.
    No i got an offer for a fully stock Golf.
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