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    03-04 cobras were pretty decent for power

    98 gtp sedan forest green ,S1X intense cam,Intense pcm,Magnaflow exhaust, ubend delete,TEP trans 3.29's,3.4 smoothflow mps,Dyno'd 281hp and 371ft #'s of trq at the wheels
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZR1Vette09 View Post
    i vote ls2 gto.
    duelly noted . . .
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    98 gtp sedan forest green ,S1X intense cam,Intense pcm,Magnaflow exhaust, ubend delete,TEP trans 3.29's,3.4 smoothflow mps,Dyno'd 281hp and 371ft #'s of trq at the wheels
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    Quote Originally Posted by TorqueAutoMotiv View Post
    all jokes aside . . .
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    Basically get what you like but research the aftermarket a bit
    A lot of people dog the gtp as a muscle car but I like the platform

    Its all what you like Research is your best bet
    check out a few forums of cars you like and go from there

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    Quote Originally Posted by tazyboy28 View Post
    why 03???? and i thought cobras were slow????
    03's are S/C'ed, and run 12's stock..

    Even the N/A Cobra's are still quick.

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    oh ok, i geuss thats why they still cost 20 grand
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    depends how big is your money pit. and depends what you want. saying 'which car to buy and mod' doesnt help at all - everyone likes different ****.

    u said a newish muscle car? mustangs have the biggest aftermarket so far. id look at the 03-04 cobras, the coyote mustangs that are about to come out and anything with a vette engine for that matter.

    japanese? id say stick with a subbie - great community and great aftermarket. evo's tend to have problems after you hit the magic 100k miles - i know a few people with evo 8's and 9's. other than that, i guess you can mod a honda... but please dont lol.

    european? BMW's have great aftermarket assortment, solid cars. great engines too.

    hell, diesel truck maybe? long life and they can be fast as hell.
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    So you've stated money is not an issue, why are you entertaining options like a nearly 10 year old Cobra, newer GTO, etc?

    If you truly have bundles of money you need to think bigger, unless that is, money really may be an issue when analyzed further.

    It sounds like you need to purchase a nice home and then think about a project car. Just my 2 cents from someone who graduated about 12 years ago.
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    i agree with VD, but if your pockets really are endless then shoot for an audi RS4. those cars are BALLER.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiriV View Post
    depends how big is your money pit. and depends what you want. saying 'which car to buy and mod' doesnt help at all - everyone likes different ****.

    u said a newish muscle car? mustangs have the biggest aftermarket so far. id look at the 03-04 cobras, the coyote mustangs that are about to come out and anything with a vette engine for that matter.

    japanese? id say stick with a subbie - great community and great aftermarket. evo's tend to have problems after you hit the magic 100k miles - i know a few people with evo 8's and 9's. other than that, i guess you can mod a honda... but please dont lol.

    european? BMW's have great aftermarket assortment, solid cars. great engines too.

    hell, diesel truck maybe? long life and they can be fast as hell.
    good info, but that was the point. i want to know wat everyone plans on getting and why they choose that. This would give me a better view of my options. so far im contemplating 03+cobra and 06 GTO and nissan GTR. i mean necessarily it doesn't have to be a newish car just not something with a year lower then 2000 lls
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    Quote Originally Posted by VDV18 View Post
    So you've stated money is not an issue, why are you entertaining options like a nearly 10 year old Cobra, newer GTO, etc?

    If you truly have bundles of money you need to think bigger, unless that is, money really may be an issue when analyzed further.

    It sounds like you need to purchase a nice home and then think about a project car. Just my 2 cents from someone who graduated about 12 years ago.

    no no, i stated that i was going to get it down the line. not right after i graduate. money not being a issue has to do with me saving it up then purchassing it rather then paying monthly. but the point of the thread was to find a car that can be modded not buying a brand new 2010-2011 car that has no aftermarket items for it.
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    nissan 240sx + rb26 = magic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaytonaGTP View Post
    nissan 240sx + rb26 = magic.
    a guy here down at my school has a black one and he swapped the engine in it to something more powerful and threw a turbo on it. supposedly it hits low 12's. wasn't really impressed with its looks (was old and paint was crappy) i geuss if he found a body kit and gave it a new paint job. but i would probably pass. not alot of people know about that type of car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tazyboy28 View Post
    a guy here down at my school has a black one and he swapped the engine in it to something more powerful and threw a turbo on it. supposedly it hits low 12's. wasn't really impressed with its looks (was old and paint was crappy) i geuss if he found a body kit and gave it a new paint job. but i would probably pass. not alot of people know about that type of car.
    he prolly put the sr20 in it. those only have like 200ish hp from the start but its a really common swap

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    i agree with VD, but if your pockets really are endless then shoot for an audi RS4. those cars are BALLER.
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    Just a personal preference here, but if I ever have the money to truly build something......it's going to be old school muscle.

    I just love true hot rods
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    Quote Originally Posted by VDV18 View Post
    Just a personal preference here, but if I ever have the money to truly build something......it's going to be old school muscle.

    I just love true hot rods
    i agree... id love to have a 60s chevy truck with a blown sbc. theres one in town thats chevy blue with chrome rims...its tits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaytonaGTP View Post
    he prolly put the sr20 in it. those only have like 200ish hp from the start but its a really common swap
    SR's are gay, KA is where the fun stuff on budget happens AND LSx beat all of them
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