Hello and welcome to 3sgto.org

I found a 1996 stealth RT TT for cheap and im trying to decide if its worth my time and money! The engine is out of it and rebuild just needs reinstalled for 2500 it doesn't sound to bad but i have to experience with turbos and these car before.

That is extremely rare, buy it.

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Originally Posted by 2fnloud

Please tell me that this is a joke? Or at least you will just get harassed.

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It's common among local unions. There's an electrical workers union near me, where foreign vehicles are not even allowed on the lot, period.

Jeremy

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Originally Posted by HilbillyHomeboy

It's common among local unions. There's an electrical workers union near me, where foreign vehicles are not even allowed on the lot, period.

Jeremy

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You would not EVER find me working there. /threadhighjack

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Originally Posted by Scott84

I found a 1996 stealth RT TT for cheap and im trying to decide if its worth my time and money! The engine is out of it and rebuild just needs reinstalled for 2500 it doesn't sound to bad but i have to experience with turbos and these car before.

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if it passes carfax, and you DON'T buy it, bitchslap yourself. 57 '96 tt's were ever made--and they are probably the most coveted 3/s's next to spyders. especially because of the 96 spoiler.

i guarantee that if you DON'T buy it, if you put the info on here--it will be sold inside of a week.

I'm 98% sure it is a 1995 stealth rt tt from comparing what it looks like and pictures ive found on the internet.

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I'm 98% sure it is a 1995 stealth rt tt from comparing what it looks like and pictures ive found on the internet.

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See if you can get the VIN.

Hey guys and gals,

My name's George and I live in Tauranga, New Zealand. Currently driving and modifying a '95 VR-4 GTO. Got big plans for the car and it's going to look really amazing when finished. For now though, it's a mix of colours and rolling on snow tyres because I have nothing else after crashing the car in April last year. Determined not to let that be the end of such an outstanding vehicle, I've spent more money than I should have in the effort to restore her to her former glory. But I think it's worth it, especially every time I put the pedal to the floor. It just plain makes me smile. I've definitely caught the GTO bug!

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Hey guys and gals,

My name's George and I live in Tauranga, New Zealand. Currently driving and modifying a '95 VR-4 GTO. Got big plans for the car and it's going to look really amazing when finished. For now though, it's a mix of colours and rolling on snow tyres because I have nothing else after crashing the car in April last year. Determined not to let that be the end of such an outstanding vehicle, I've spent more money than I should have in the effort to restore her to her former glory. But I think it's worth it, especially every time I put the pedal to the floor. It just plain makes me smile. I've definitely caught the GTO bug!

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whatever you do, don't take any of the advice of the local kiwi's. trust this forum, or maybe the roo-fuckers who live an island over. do NOT trust the kiwi's; especially steve68.

I learned to drove manual on a 92 VR4, and I've been obsessed ever since.