Is this a good price for a 302 and c4?

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  1. Matterick

    Matterick Matt Somerville

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    manual is exspensive and i'm driving the car everyday. just makes it a little nicer to drive around :)
     
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    gotcha. hows the throttle response though for you on an auto? worth keepin i imagine since your keepin it lol sorry for all the questions.
     
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    throttle response is great i can churp them on dry pavement and spin them all day long on wet pavement lol...
     
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    Are there any pull-a-part in your area.That is a good place to start. Oops,i think i'm in the wrong place!
     
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    pull a apart? like junk yard ?
     
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    Yup. theres a chain of junkyards called pull-a-part. they're really cheap and typically have big yards! :thumbs2:
     

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