Subject	IMHO starting fresh is best.
Posted by	ZiNnYc on May 08, 2007 at 9:46 PM
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In Reply To	'90TT vs. NA to TT conversion? posted by BoKnos33 on May 08, 2007 at 05:55 PM
Message	In this case, fresher i.e. get a SB with low miles, and you have that much more time with the engine/car. ***** My alarm? Yes, it's in my glovebox.
Follow Ups	'90TT vs. NA to TT conversion? - BoKnos33 17:55:29 05/08/07 Buy the TT, save your money and your mind. (n/m) - SkiFly01 18:00:09 05/08/07 2nd (n/m) - Piranha 18:40:50 05/08/07 90TT (n/m) - Neogenesis 18:00:16 05/08/07 Depends. - ZJeweler 18:02:16 05/08/07 obviously buy the TT. noob... (n/m) - dmcgabe 18:04:40 05/08/07 Buy the TT - Thebanman407 18:09:28 05/08/07 You would be a badass if you converted it yourself (n/m) - ZaXxon 18:38:07 05/08/07 Or bad if it's incomplete :] (n/m) - Neogenesis 19:11:50 05/08/07 2nd there's a number of attempts for sale in my area (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 20:35:09 05/08/07 You're not trying to sell my car? are you!!!? (n/m) - GhostfaceZ 09:01:53 05/09/07 nope, looks on craigslist - spyhunterTT(nj) 09:24:01 05/09/07 Depends (much like ZJeweler said)... - AbsolutZ (OH) 19:01:42 05/08/07 IMHO starting fresh is best. - ZiNnYc 21:46:25 05/08/07 Slicktop, 2+2, vert? - LoqueZX(CA) 09:18:37 05/09/07
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