'95 C2 For Sale-Black on Black-66K miles-$28K
05-15-2013 | 05:08 PM
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.The car is NOT a piece of junk....it's awesome, I was expecting a fixer-upper but i'd give it a solid 8.5 out of 10. Just took it in for brakes, fluids and an AC repair...other than that...it's perfect.
06-10-2013 | 10:29 PM
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Instead of a new thread I'll just update this one
After putting 2k miles...some observations
The first thing I noticed was the transmission, shifting seems much tighter and confined to smaller dimensions...is this something different in the '95 MY compared to the '96-'98 MY cars? Interestingly, my 14 year old son and my 16 year old daughter claim it's easier to drive than our '98 C4S!?
Is there no remote lock/immobilizer feature on the '95 MY?
The car sat unused for a few years, thus it needed some TLC
60k mile maintenance
Timing chain cover gaskets
Sparkplugs
Sparkplug wiring harness (crazy OEM $$$$)
Rotors
Brakepads
A/C recharge
Fan Resistor
Rear spoiler wall replacement
Wheel rim refinish
Remove lousy tint window job
Recondition interior leather
Recondition exterior paint
I'll post pix when she's done
After putting 2k miles...some observations
The first thing I noticed was the transmission, shifting seems much tighter and confined to smaller dimensions...is this something different in the '95 MY compared to the '96-'98 MY cars? Interestingly, my 14 year old son and my 16 year old daughter claim it's easier to drive than our '98 C4S!?
Is there no remote lock/immobilizer feature on the '95 MY?
The car sat unused for a few years, thus it needed some TLC
60k mile maintenance
Timing chain cover gaskets
Sparkplugs
Sparkplug wiring harness (crazy OEM $$$$)
Rotors
Brakepads
A/C recharge
Fan Resistor
Rear spoiler wall replacement
Wheel rim refinish
Remove lousy tint window job
Recondition interior leather
Recondition exterior paint
I'll post pix when she's done
06-10-2013 | 10:44 PM
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Thanks P....that's exactly what my 14 year old son said when he took the wheel (closed course...just don't tell his mom)....to quote him:
"Dad...those are factory CF shift ***** & Ebrake....whoever had this car before us knew the best options....that HAS to be the short shift kit the guys on Rennlist go on about"
"Dad...those are factory CF shift ***** & Ebrake....whoever had this car before us knew the best options....that HAS to be the short shift kit the guys on Rennlist go on about"
06-10-2013 | 11:45 PM
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The first thing I noticed was the transmission, shifting seems much tighter and confined to smaller dimensions...is this something different in the '95 MY compared to the '96-'98 MY cars? Interestingly, my 14 year old son and my 16 year old daughter claim it's easier to drive than our '98 C4S!?
Is there no remote lock/immobilizer feature on the '95 MY?
Is there no remote lock/immobilizer feature on the '95 MY?
2. There's no remote and most thankfully no immobilizer on '95s. Remote is very easy to install. I did research and write-up in 2004 for generic keyless install or you can buy a complete and a very nice remote control system from Tore.B for extremely reasonable price.
