Project cars

I'd get either a pre OBD car (early 80s) or early OBDII car (94-96 depending on manufacturer). Primitive pre OBD and OBD1 is a pain to work on/learn.

>>16615843

Get something that came with a stock turbo

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>>16615862
>>16617585
Thanks for the reply. Are there any youtube channels or guides for beginners that teach the anatomy and processes of an engine and other car components?

>>16615843
get a w20 MR2? One with supercharger or 3sgte? should be simple toyota engine to work with.

>>16619844
On the contrary, I have been told that mid engine vehicles are difficult to work with. Is that offset with the easiness of working with a Toyota engine?

bump

Also looking to start working on a car with no experience

>>16618533
yes.
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ChrisFix
Schrodinger's Box has some videos that are great in terms of understanding electrical systems and Fuel Injection.

>>16615843
If you live near cleveland i'll get you an '89 300zx in gold that needs a transmission swap but already has a manual tranny and clutch waiting for it. its rusty as shit but still solid.

>>16623367
900 bucks

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>>16623360
Thank you so much

>>16623367
I do not live in the Cleveland area. but i appreciate the offer

>>16623776 as in the Cleveland area i mean being in or near the state sorry I'm /o/tarded