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The only problem is the interior is red, so it is not as common.
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interior is red

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The only problem is the interior is red, so it is not as common.
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Hey guys, so I decided a while ago that I wanted a faster car, even my S just didn't give me the kick I wanted. However I love the car and was almost bonded to it, so I couldn't come to sell it. So I came to the conclusion to convert it into a pure track car. For now I'm doing as much weight shaving I can, taking the top off putting a roll cage and harness in, suspension etc there's plenty of sites that show the whole process. It'll be geared towards autocross for now. I'll move up to DEs and real tracks afterwards. Back to the point of this post, I'm taking everything I don't need out of the car. So there is a lot of interior pieces and the entire convertible top assembly that I'm removing (going with the fiberglass hard top). So I'm going to sell the entire interior basically. If anyone is interested in any pieces let me know. The only problem is the interior is red, so it is not as common. But still let me know. Most of the interior is in pretty dam good shape for a 2000. Also I know it's not the smartest financially, I should have sold it and gotten a beat up base model for cheaper. But I just couldn't let her go, I've been through some of the toughest times in my life with the car and a long drive always helped substantially. So I said screw it! Sometimes you just have to make mistakes! Oh and by the way, I'm planning on trying to drop a Subaru WRX or STI engine in there at the end. I've seen it done before and it seems to make a whole lot of sense!

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