95 or 96 240? Which one is better and which one should i buy?
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sk8erguy1501
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Actually i was mistaken, i was looking again at 240's for sale and the pic i saw of a 95 was the one with the huge taillights and i thought it was a 95. Then i saw a pic of the 96 and it had the small stip taillights and the non-flip up head lights. Sorry everyone for the miskate but i do in fact like the 95. The person was just a dumba$$ and put a pic of an old 240 saying it was 95. Besides i hate the 240's with the flip-up headlights, its just ugly. I will prolly make it a street/show car. Im putting in a bomb a$$ stereo and a ton of engine parts. Eventually it will be a built motor. I would like to make it a drifting car but there is no where to drift around where i live. Ill stick to drifting in my friends 85 corolla GT-S aka. (truenno). Sick a$$ toyota. If anyone would like to help me find a 95 with no body damage, good paint, low mileage, and a manual transmission, i would greatly appreciate it. Thanks everyone for your help.
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MaineExport
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SonicS14 wrote:I have a 96 SE but it has black gauges, 15" 4lug aloys and no spoiler, i looked it up on carfax and my car IS an SE
Hey guess what... NO IT'S NOT!!!
My car is registered, titled, and was insured as an SE. You know why... because the Honda dealer I bought it from said it was an SE. The dealer files the paper work with the state... then it is processed however it is filed.
Carfax relies on state registration to provide informtion.. not Nissan factory information. Your car is not an SE and if you contact Nissan with your Vehicle identification tag numbers they would be able to tell you much more accurately than carfax if you don't believe me.