so i finally picked up a job from graduating high school.
ive been there for a month and a half almost.

i saw this awesome little teggy(integra) 2dr on craigslist for only 800$!
so ima call this dude up and see whatsup with the car, he put a little description of blah blah "the clutch is good, engines good" "tags are up to date till next year"
couple pictures, looks nice. only thing fked up is the paint and a couple minor dents.
i also want to start learning manual

so based on this, i want your opinion.
would this be a good start for a learning car for stick shift and making it a project car also?
first thing im gonna start with if no major problems and i buy it is a high flow catback exhaust. a nice deep sounding one.

cars runs in our family very strongly and i also wanted to get familiar with them so i can fix my own problems
if i ever run into any. and i love JDM inspired cars.

This post was edited by ZeaL0RDeaL on Nov 24 2014 04:06pm

yes


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dodge camero

best way to learn stick go to a used car lot find a stick say you want to test drive it then tell them your not interested after you destroy the clutch in it.

but.... what if i get in trouble.

tell em to poundrocks put on aviators get back into moms van and roll out.

fasho. or i could rent a stickshift.

then you might actually be in legal trouble if you screw stuff up.

and tbh you are doing the world a service by making the life of a used car salesmen worse because they are scumbags.

best advice lol

pm ZK9GT i hear he builds gfg honduhs

As someone who likes well done hondas, please dont let the first you do is put an exhaust.... just please dont. Nothing is more annoying then a stock 4 cylinder coming out of a 3inch pipe.