Subject	Honestly driving a Z year round in the tri-state
Posted by	BlitZ95TT (Z32TT.COM) on January 16, 2006 at 8:26 PM
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In Reply To	Opinion on an early NA posted by KyleKatarn9812 on January 16, 2006 at 04:51 PM
Message	area is not a good idea. I owned a TT for 2 years and most of the time I had 2 cars. The time I didn't and had to drive the Z in bad weather (heavy rain or some ice on the ground) I was nervous to all hell because they do not handle the weather well.
Follow Ups	Opinion on an early NA - KyleKatarn9812 16:51:24 01/16/06 Don't expect to be picking up chicks in a $4000 z... if it - rufflez 17:04:12 01/16/06 Get a Z, I have an NA 2+2 and love it. the most expensive - MattMart1(NJ) 17:08:54 01/16/06 Finding a Z for $4k that runs is doable, whether the owner - WildBillZx 17:11:10 01/16/06 Call up USAA and ask what's the premium for a Z - chenc544 17:24:14 01/16/06 my 2+2 was cheaper insurance due to being a 4 seater ;) (n/m) - David Mcanulty 17:28:43 01/16/06 Wait a few years and get a TT... :) - LUNZ 17:43:51 01/16/06 Im 18 and have a 1990 NA... - Through The Eyes of the Dead 17:56:09 01/16/06 4000'll get u a high miles driven the piss out of z (n/m) - Player 18:07:46 01/16/06 4k is kinda bottom of the barrel - ben_96_slicktop (nova) 18:56:32 01/16/06 got mine cheap - but really HURTIN' - abused 19:20:27 01/16/06 $4,000? My paintjob was $4000. - WAGGZ 20:01:18 01/16/06 Honestly driving a Z year round in the tri-state - BlitZ95TT (Z32TT.COM) 20:26:57 01/16/06 I got a 90tt for $3,800 only problem was a bad seal on the - zxghost 20:44:04 01/16/06
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