! Tampa Area !
! Tampa Area !
Anyone from tampa? I live in tarpon springs for now, but am moving off dale mabry soon. If theres any 240 owners around, lets hear it, and where you hang.
<== 90 240 hatch.
Hopefully soon have a S14 also.
<== 90 240 hatch.
Hopefully soon have a S14 also.
the tampa bay area has some awesome clubs, and groups of people who get together wether to race or just cruise, also has some of the best in the country for car audio and speed shops...
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I know that enjuku is in orlando, but there are other shops in the area??? Also i have been street racing for 7 years now. i think i will go through withdrawls if i quit cold turkey. are there street racing groups down there? and do they get to actually race without the cops showing up? And to anyone who doesn't approve of street racing i am sorry and i don't approve either, but that doesn't mean anything. thanks for the help PHOTEK
notta prob bro, yeah people street race here, from 45 minutes north of tampa to 1 hour south of tampa theres races going on, including drifting, autox, theres supra groups, 240 groups, bimmer groups, vw groups... youll enjoy it you just gotta get around and meet people....
TR www.tamparacing.com will help ease the move I promise ya..
TR www.tamparacing.com will help ease the move I promise ya..
i live in spring hill butt make weekly trips to clearwater
i will soon have my 240 this fri butt wont be driving it till i replace some parts
ps i take 19 al the way to clearwater/ st.pete area and i goto college in tampa off of busch
i will soon have my 240 this fri butt wont be driving it till i replace some parts
ps i take 19 al the way to clearwater/ st.pete area and i goto college in tampa off of busch
Nice, we should all meet up sometime and have a nissan meet, go to www.tamparacing.com and look in the nissan and drifting threads for details on monthly and weekly tampa area nissan meets, Im taking my s13 in today to get a new clutch put in then friday im making a east coast run to get the break in miles out of the way... Nice to see more 240 owners around!!!
reguards
photek
reguards
photek
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Plenty of decent 240s for sale, shells, engines, parts... Good place to find local deals.
Autotrader works as well. If you wanna start out at the top of the class, I know a guy with one up on ebay who would like to keep it local, and not sell it to a kid who will smash it to smitherines... Asking a lil over 9500 =)
Good luck in your hunt.
Keys for find a good 240.
1. Must be able to test drive the car. Make sure the odometer works while driving it.
2. Interior in good shape = more money be willing to pay for what you get, the usual things are accepted cracks in the dash, driver side floor carpet foot friction hole.
3. Check engine at idle, listen for tinkers and the such.
4. Dont be afriad to check the oil.
5. Ask if they have maintenance records and receipts.
6. If it has mods, feel the seller out and see if you would trust their driving with your already owned vehicle.
7. Dont be afraid to ask questions, be up front with your intentions with the car, ask about past problems.
8. Check electronics, replacing lamps and lights can be a pain in a newly purchased used vehicle.
9. LOOK UNDER THE CAR, look in the persons driveway for leaks and fluid residue...
Erm, thats about all I can think of right now. Hope it helps out. If you knew this already disreguard but I thought I would put it up for those that didnt.. It's basic common sense, but sometimes the thought and excitement of a new car overrides common sense during the deal.
All in all enjoy
Kind Reguards
Photek
Plenty of decent 240s for sale, shells, engines, parts... Good place to find local deals.
Autotrader works as well. If you wanna start out at the top of the class, I know a guy with one up on ebay who would like to keep it local, and not sell it to a kid who will smash it to smitherines... Asking a lil over 9500 =)
Good luck in your hunt.
Keys for find a good 240.
1. Must be able to test drive the car. Make sure the odometer works while driving it.
2. Interior in good shape = more money be willing to pay for what you get, the usual things are accepted cracks in the dash, driver side floor carpet foot friction hole.
3. Check engine at idle, listen for tinkers and the such.
4. Dont be afriad to check the oil.
5. Ask if they have maintenance records and receipts.
6. If it has mods, feel the seller out and see if you would trust their driving with your already owned vehicle.
7. Dont be afraid to ask questions, be up front with your intentions with the car, ask about past problems.
8. Check electronics, replacing lamps and lights can be a pain in a newly purchased used vehicle.
9. LOOK UNDER THE CAR, look in the persons driveway for leaks and fluid residue...
Erm, thats about all I can think of right now. Hope it helps out. If you knew this already disreguard but I thought I would put it up for those that didnt.. It's basic common sense, but sometimes the thought and excitement of a new car overrides common sense during the deal.
All in all enjoy
Kind Reguards
Photek


