Not sure I would ever spend $15K on that generation M5...Just like I passed on a beauty 911 with under 10K miles for $23K...the potential down side is so huge. If you have the $$$ to throw at these types of enormously expensive problems, you probably have the money to buy a new less problem prone car or enough sense to just forget about buying those cars altogether.
you probably have the money to buy a new less problem prone car or enough sense to just forget about buying those cars altogether.
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Sounds like you grew up in the same era and a similar environment that I grew up in!
Too much down force on that tail!
Sounds like you grew up in the same era and a similar environment that I grew up in!
I had friends with GTO, 69 Firebird, Chevelle SS, Roadrunner, Mach 1 and a variety of other muscle cars. Most of them lived and worked on farms, the driving age was 14 in Idaho and most of them had these cars in Junior High (grades 7-9)!
I drove one of these in high school (and across the country twice). No regrets, despite it being a horrible car for a kid. It survived my ownership in great shape to be totaled by the middle aged friend of my parents who bought it from me.
It probably didn't happen. The power isn't really that hard to come by anymore but Anybody that's into modifying their vehicle probably puts a lot more gear into it. That and you need a decent amount of straight road to hit that too. Not an impossible feat, just not likely.
. I'm an OG around here.
for your track bike
