After a 15 month wait I finally got my Strat-MT! -NYC
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A91rookie
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Yo last I was in the city had mad people taking pictures It felt like every block. My wife was getting annoyed, she don’t like the attention.
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Does anyone have a link to the inventory spreed sheet?
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Welcome to the Blues Brothers!
Strat doesn't immediately draw attention like yellow or red, but you definitely get double-takes.
Strat doesn't immediately draw attention like yellow or red, but you definitely get double-takes.
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PRMANManman
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I’ve found it the opposite actually. I get a lot of immediate attention anywhere I go. As you know it’s a striking color in person. Can’t get enough of this car.
Supra_UK_
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Wow, you guys have a weird definition of "new"... 
If I'm paying full price + adjustments I'd want it actually new with factory miles only, the break in period is the most important 1000-1500 miles for longevity (yeah I know all you cold start / break-in redliner junkies are gonna have your panties in a twist reading that).
In the UK what you guys are describing would be called "un registered", so a brand new car could sit in a lot for a year hypothetically, and still be "new" until a number plate is assigned to it, but you'd only pay new price if the mileage was still close to 0. If it's driven at all it's not new anymore, even if only "official" people drove it.
But good for you if that's acceptable over there in the US, really cool photos.
If I'm paying full price + adjustments I'd want it actually new with factory miles only, the break in period is the most important 1000-1500 miles for longevity (yeah I know all you cold start / break-in redliner junkies are gonna have your panties in a twist reading that).
In the UK what you guys are describing would be called "un registered", so a brand new car could sit in a lot for a year hypothetically, and still be "new" until a number plate is assigned to it, but you'd only pay new price if the mileage was still close to 0. If it's driven at all it's not new anymore, even if only "official" people drove it.
But good for you if that's acceptable over there in the US, really cool photos.
Richard Truman
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You got a deal paid 5.000 over for mine .
White premium .They are great cars enjoy
White premium .They are great cars enjoy
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Alright, that blue looks AMAZING. Congrats!
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