Tough choice
Last edited by leftysrepsol; Aug 1, 2014 at 08:33 PM.
If apples are to apples (all things truly equal) and not apples to oranges between the two cars, I would always choose the 'stock' car and then do what I want to do with it. In this case it is also $2,000 cheaper. So much more info is needed though to intelligently answer your question. The end choice is always yours but since you want opinions I would like more details. How many owners? Condition? Are the clutches OK? Any needs for either vehicle, like tires? Cars left outside or garaged for the past decade? So many scenarios. They all matter to me and they should to you too. That's a lot of $$ and you want to make the right choice.






