The SN95 is also known as the Fox-4.

I dig the backwards wheels and the warped (likely) aftermarket bumper cover.

#1882 taken by a photog with a super-spiffy lens.

Yes, that car does look a bit familiar. I wonder who this jamoke is trying to fool?

Damn fine automobiles.

It's in the local craigslist for 17.5. Looks real nice, but somewhere along the way, someone glommed all the stock parts that came off of it. That could be a decent bargaining chip.

What is the actual difference between CA emissions and federal? I've never heard of specifically different equipment; cats, plumbing, computer, etc.

Very cool.

Private party sales don't seem to go that high. Modifications are always a wild card as well.

They're just fishing. Barrett-Jackson syndrome.

I'd look into one of the spot repair body guys that the dealers use. Some of them can work wonders.

But free shipping though.

I find that an impact gun is necessary to do the center strut nut. Handy on the strut to spindle nuts too, although not required. If the home mechanic doesn't have compressed air and an impact, or feel comfortable working with suspension, which can be muy peligroso, best let someone else handle it.