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BACKUP: just a thought... have you thought about a Honda Civic coupe?... i've only seen 1 around so they're extremely rare, parts will be easis to chase as it's basically the same set-up as a normal civic... dunno about insurace.... just my 2c.... people: flame it if you like....

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DJ984: I did consider it but I dont want to drive a FWD car

Roy: Where would I get a 240Z from? Could you please PM with more info.

Everyone else:

I need a car that actually looks cool and good to do up but not an import coz i cant afford the insurance and other reasons so any suggestions :(

Thanks heaps ppl ure always helpin me out i really appreciate it :)

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DJ984: I did consider it but I dont want to drive a FWD car

ummmmm....... :confused: .... Eclipses are FWD.....

Here's the info on the very latast model too... I beleive these one's are aust delivered through mitsubishi, but not 100% sure...

http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMSA/jsp/ecl...sp?t=mechanical

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