Hi, all. I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia :eh: and will be picking up a gorgeous blue 2000 GT-S (yes, it's an auto, but no hatin'!). :bang:
We pick it up this afternoon. The private seller was real cool -- threw it up on a hoist to poke around and show the amazing lack of rust! There is a bit around the rear wheel wells, but nothing to speak of underneath. Living just north of New England ... well, you can probably imagine what our salt-infused highways can do to a vehicle that isn't taken care of!
Interior is in mint condition! And, for a 14 year old car, it only has 160 000 km (100k miles) -- pretty sweet. Pics to come.
Background on my screen name: My wife and children are Mi'kmaq First Nation and in Mi'kmaq, the sacred eagle is the "kitpu" (pronounced git-boo). Since the Celica is a beautiful blue screaming bird of prey, I figured we'd name her "Kitplu" (Git-Blue -- Blue Eagle). Just my overenthusiastic bastardization of another language!
Really excited to join this community and grab our new wheels!
Troy
We pick it up this afternoon. The private seller was real cool -- threw it up on a hoist to poke around and show the amazing lack of rust! There is a bit around the rear wheel wells, but nothing to speak of underneath. Living just north of New England ... well, you can probably imagine what our salt-infused highways can do to a vehicle that isn't taken care of!
Interior is in mint condition! And, for a 14 year old car, it only has 160 000 km (100k miles) -- pretty sweet. Pics to come.
Background on my screen name: My wife and children are Mi'kmaq First Nation and in Mi'kmaq, the sacred eagle is the "kitpu" (pronounced git-boo). Since the Celica is a beautiful blue screaming bird of prey, I figured we'd name her "Kitplu" (Git-Blue -- Blue Eagle). Just my overenthusiastic bastardization of another language!
Really excited to join this community and grab our new wheels!
Troy
