Subject	nope. its still 12 yrs old and price high also>>
Posted by	Got Boost? on November 30, 2001 at 11:55 PM
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In Reply To	would you buy a 90na in 100% perfect showroom condition posted by genic on November 30, 2001 at 08:23 PM
Message	If you like the car and want one, maybe it is worth it for you to just get it. As an investment I don't think it would be very good, especially if you want to get a loan on it. I would not ask much more than that for my 91TT with 80k L.A.N.C.E.: Lifeform Assembled for Nocturnal Calculation and Exploration "What a beautiful life this could be; if I could just get it right" Vallejo
Follow Ups	would you buy a 90na in 100% perfect showroom condition - genic 20:23:56 11/30/01 how many miles? - CaptanZap(OK 2 B NA) 20:25:33 11/30/01 opps, forgot that. 50k (n/m) - genic 20:29:56 11/30/01 i'd pay that in a second - CaptanZap(OK 2 B NA) 20:34:08 11/30/01 want another car? :) (n/m) - genic 20:35:01 11/30/01 wish i still lived in Texas =c) but like i said now for TT - CaptanZap(OK 2 B NA) 20:37:30 11/30/01 how many miles? (n/m) - aal786 20:25:51 11/30/01 nope. good condition, but still an NA - sbsTT(MD) 20:29:37 11/30/01 Na's= ZOOM ZOOM =cP (n/m) - CaptanZap(OK 2 B NA) 20:33:05 11/30/01 if your happy w/ an NA i'd say its good - BDz32 (FL) 20:34:45 11/30/01 i had the same dilemma with my z and chose to go for it >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 20:38:49 11/30/01 too high, maybe 8.5-9k (n/m) - madman99 21:15:36 11/30/01 For that price and miles - Atti2de 23:40:48 11/30/01 nope. its still 12 yrs old and price high also>> - Got Boost? 23:55:59 11/30/01 tt (n/m) - ZXtaZTT 07:15:29 12/01/01
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