Alright, Im gonna get a 6gc...what should I look for, and how much should I pay? I live I cali...if price here makes a difference....and well..Hello to All Aswell!
-Nick >>

This post has been edited by Sixx: Sep 15, 2003 - 11:29 AM

well i live in cali also... i got my 1995 toyota celica ST for 5500 base price and tax and all bumped it up to 6500 it had 139k on her but she is in very clean shape still runs strong. i see GT's running around 4500$ in the paper but i didint have that in cash so a dealer i went so i got raped >> anyhow always buy in cash if you can and look up in autotrader.com and it wil tell you the average of what the car is going for.

you could have mine, but transportation from michigan would be quite a b****. it all depends on your price range, you can find a flawless 99 GT for about 12-13K still, but you can find just as nice of a 94 GT, just with higher milage but runs the same for about 5K, both are in essence the same cars (not much was changed besides the fascia and a few cosmetics)... but it all depends what you are wanting to get... some people may warn to steer clear of the ST version, but the ST has quite a few advantages IMO.

I'm new as well, we'll learn together lol. I got my '96 ST Hatchback for right around 7,5. 65,000 miles, and runs like a dream. Only wish she was a little faster.

-Brian

-Hym3n+Sep 15, 2003 - 11:22 PM

-K2_Celica+Sep 15, 2003 - 9:19 PM

If only we had disc brakes in the back...

-FallenHero+Sep 15, 2003 - 10:33 PM

So a GT then huh?
-Nick >>

st probably has a little lower insurance rates but not much

GT is faster than an ST. some people say that its easier to turbo the ST (7AFE) engine than the GT (5SFE) engine. but if you ever want to do an engine swap and want more power (who doesnt?) then go with the GT.

hey im in so cal as well and im looking for some guys to run with so hit me up if anyone want to run...... id like to get a group up to ortega hwy hehehe

Cool...well gotta save some dough now..and then start looking!
-Nick >>