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Zurik · 02-19-2009, 01:19 AM

and everyone on this forum bags on it a lot already haha.

Figured I'd introduce myself. My name's Rob and I'm a college student. I've been selling off some of the vehicles I have in order to buy myself a reliable, easy car but ended up buying an MR2 almost as old as I am with double the mileage of anything I've ever owned instead. But I like it. And if that isn't enough, it looks like this:

It needs some work but I like it overall. If you'd like to read about my plans on it and other peoples opinions they can be found in this thread:

s200 mr2 really weird I know

Thanks

Edit:

I almost forgot. Car is a 1991 MR2 N/A with quite some mileage on it (300,000 on the body, who knows on the engine). It is in good mechanical condition and has been well taken care of for most of its life. Drives well, though it's painfully slow. OEM Lexus wheels probably don't help.

02-19-2009, 01:19 AM	#1 (permalink)
Zurik No Skills Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts iTrader Rating: (0/0% )	Hi, I Recently purchased MR2/S2000 hybrid and everyone on this forum bags on it a lot already haha. Figured I'd introduce myself. My name's Rob and I'm a college student. I've been selling off some of the vehicles I have in order to buy myself a reliable, easy car but ended up buying an MR2 almost as old as I am with double the mileage of anything I've ever owned instead. But I like it. And if that isn't enough, it looks like this: It needs some work but I like it overall. If you'd like to read about my plans on it and other peoples opinions they can be found in this thread: s200 mr2 really weird I know Thanks Edit: I almost forgot. Car is a 1991 MR2 N/A with quite some mileage on it (300,000 on the body, who knows on the engine). It is in good mechanical condition and has been well taken care of for most of its life. Drives well, though it's painfully slow. OEM Lexus wheels probably don't help.