http://autosource.biz/1/m3.htm

 

That Murci got

Wonder what happened to it.

 

Flippers will buy 'em, fix 'em, sell 'em to suckers, and make some nice bank on it...

"Cleaning" the title is alot more difficult these days tho'...

 

Surprised GreenMonster didn't go for the Porshe they had on the website and repair one of them.

 

That Lambo is a bit squished...

 

Nah... My days of working on cars are just about done... I've got a project that been sitting in the garage for 3 years, and I haven't gotten motivated to finish it...

When I was younger, I didn't mind working on cars, but now I just want to get in and drive...

Maybe when I retire, I'll get back into wrenching more...

Edit: mclarenf3387 doesn't know it yet, but if I start modding my car, I'm going to pay him to install the stuff

 

*cancels order*

 

I'm sure your days are filled with home projects and cars come second now.

Better get to him before he finishes school in Boston.

 

I would buy that M3, and turn it to a track car. I would buy that Lambo too.

 

i'd buy the M3, ditch everything I could sell but keep the motor and trans and piss people off by dropping it an old camaro

 

 

this one ain't lookin too good either...

http://www.yofixie.com/pics/murcielago.JPG

 

well that's nice of em, wouldn't want the vehicle getting damaged on the way...

 

he tried a Fast and Furious maneuver to no avail...

 

I dont see whats wrong....if u have the skills and know-how and access to the right parts, u could make great track vehicles, or even daily-drivers out of these

 

oh man, everything on that site is so DEEPLY discounted!

 

If that stuff is legit and you know what you're doing, it can be of use to you.

 

I like this one....

http://autosource-online.com/Page/96SKY-5.jpg


Notice the club in the passenger floorboard. I guess it didnt help it any from getting stolen.

 

this is my favorite

2004 FERRARI ENZO Has sustained front end body damage that is readily repairable.


http://www.autosource.biz/Page/ENZO-F-1.jpg

http://www.autosource.biz/Page/ENZO-F-2.jpg

 

^^Probably cheaper to buy a new one than to get that back to factory specs!

 

older than dirt

 

Not that I'm a criminal mastermind, but I've often thought that people who steal cars would probably buy things like this to get a legitimate title and then swap out all the parts and or just rebadge the stolen car.

 

It'd be cheaper to pick up a junky yard LT/S 1, mod it and make that camaro a beast. I'd take the M motor and drop it in an old school 318 hatch and send everyone running for the hills.