my del sol
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my del sol
am 15 i live in san diego i want to buy a car and that car is a honda civic del sol i dont know why but its somthing about that car ive been doing non stop research on it i looked for sellers and there are near by but i want a bigger motor 1.6 wont cut it i want to engine swap and a turbo kit have a good shotgun exhaust better interior i want to add a roll cage a gt wing fix the hard roof for the leaking and a new transmission basically upgrade every thing keep in mind am still 15 i have 3 years to modify and put work in i just got into cars ive been missing out my whole life i need suggestions on part replacements things to do with the car id appreciate the help thank you
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Re: my del sol
Buy a regular stock DelSol for $1,500 then take that money that you plan to **** away on modifications and put it into a Roth IRA, mutual fund, college fund, or other investment. When all said and done most people that spend thousands to tens-of-thousands of dollars modding their cars recover half (at best) of what they spend on it when they sell it. You're 15 years old dude..the training wheels haven't even come off yet and you want a car you're most likely not capable of handling.
Last edited by Megalodong; 10-06-2017 at 07:43 PM.
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O.G. triple O.G.
Re: my del sol
Do you have a job or are your parent(s) rich? In reality, money doesn't buy knowledge. Need to get that first before you start throwing money into a car.
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Re: my del sol
Start by learning how to troubleshoot and repair cars that are in stock condition. Then you will have much better results modifying one.
Like Megalodong said, modified cars have little resale value. Never buy a car that has already been modified, you'll be buying someone else's troubles.
Like Megalodong said, modified cars have little resale value. Never buy a car that has already been modified, you'll be buying someone else's troubles.
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