Series 2 Galant Type V - opinions?

[mookers]

My friend is interested in looking at this car:
http://www.carsales.com.au/used-car...allpartial&distance=25&Cr=1&__Ntt=VR4&trecs=2

Anybody here know anything specific about it?

 

[Tom]

I really like those wheels, I'd take the wheels in 18 haha..

I don't really know a thing about the car, but I say it is a good price and such!

 

[dimi_108]

Bargain the price down to $15,000.
Those wheels are pretty homo but it's a manual, low km's and a facelift too.
Don't let the Type-V "no AYC" get to you - just remember, all the Evolution RS's never came with AYC either.

All it needs are some quality wheels, a hi-vis dash, and if you really want to, maybe an LSD down the track (to make up for no AYC ).

Type V's can be seen as the lightweight VR-4's.

 

[mookers]

I thought Type V's came with a rear LSD to compensate for no AYC?

 

[dimi_108]

I thought Type V's came with a rear LSD to compensate for no AYC?

Not that i know of. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[Tom]

Oooh.. something I want to know too haha.. As mine has no AYC

But what does it do LOL

 

[bradc]

The diff that comes on those is just an open diff.

If you are willing to wait and really want a manual facelift galant you can get a may 2000 or later model with the hi vis dash if you're into them

 

[Tom]

High Vis = pimp.

 

[jaygore]

looks like a nice ride, low km's, manual,

wheels are completely homo and will need to be replaced haha!

but looks like a nice car.