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carazide
 Post subject: 323F BA Buyers Guide
PostPosted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 5:51 pm 
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So, i'm getting a new 323F since my 1.8 is just not strong enough to carry around all my subwoofers (luxury problem)

So i was wondering. Since i'm bying a V6, is there anything specific i should look for? What should i really watch out for?

Car looks like this :)

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steven
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Here in the UK the biggest problem we have is rust. Also check when the timing belt was last done. The car looks pretty good though.

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none of the BAs have any major common faults as Steve mentioned rust is one to be aware of most. most there are little things you should watch out for like the aerial tends to become a bit dodgy IE not working, but the rest is common sense really look it over and make sure everything looks, feels and even smells right any doubts walk away.

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Hey, thanks for the replies.

Rust is also the biggest problem here in sweden, and believe me, i know all about that by now ^^

Yeah, havent seen the car IRL yet, thinking of taking a look at it on monday, so i'll let you all know what it's like :)


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da2el
 Post subject: Re: 323F BA Buyers Guide
PostPosted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:58 pm 
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that car is looking awesome


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carazide
 Post subject: Re: 323F BA Buyers Guide
PostPosted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:22 am 
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And it is ! :) So glad i bought it! :D


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DMS
 Post subject: Re: 323F BA Buyers Guide
PostPosted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 10:17 am 
Car looks good, could remove the bump strips though ;)


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