Thinking about getting back to modding another Accent X3
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Thinking about getting back to modding another Accent X3
I have two Accent X3 back in Puerto Rico. Some time ago I moved to GA because of work and I left them behind.
Are there still 98-99 Accent in decent condition here in the states, you can find them in the island but I have only seen one for sale here in GA.
I'm thinking of parting them out and doing a 3rd one with here in GA with the knowledge I have learned in the years working with them.
I actually miss modifying and riding around in it.
Do you guys think it worth it at this point?
Thanks
Are there still 98-99 Accent in decent condition here in the states, you can find them in the island but I have only seen one for sale here in GA.
I'm thinking of parting them out and doing a 3rd one with here in GA with the knowledge I have learned in the years working with them.
I actually miss modifying and riding around in it.
Do you guys think it worth it at this point?
Thanks
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Vehicle: Hyundai Tiburon FX
I did this with my Elantra Wagon. This car reminded me of my beloved dad who passed away last September (God bless him) so much that I had to buy one and fulfill my dream. But the laws in Europe are different, they require you to pay insurance at all times. The car cannot be unregistered.
The current Polish government created absurd communist amendments that penalize people for owning cars. So no it's not worth it in Europe.
It's also not worth it if you are away from home and do not plan to reside permanently.
The current Polish government created absurd communist amendments that penalize people for owning cars. So no it's not worth it in Europe.
It's also not worth it if you are away from home and do not plan to reside permanently.
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That's where I found my 99 Tib. You don't find cars that old anymore at dealers. They don't return enough profit.
Or chase one down on the road and make an offer.
Or chase one down on the road and make an offer.