Typhoon for trade

[dlove]

I have a 1992 red typhoon, stock with approx 67,000 miles. It is in Excellent condition, no rust. I am only interested in trading for a stock (very minor mods considered) syclone ONLY. I sold my syclone a few years ago and a syclone is my preference. Higher miles is OK but rust is not. Email me at dlove99607@aol.com since I am not on the forum as often as I would like but I will try. David

 

[Jims-Sy]

Re: Typhoon for trade

There were some decent ones on autotrader when I was looking for mine a month ago.

 

[supersports10]

Re: Typhoon for trade

there is a prestine stock one in milwaukee on craigslist for sale....check it out.

 

[Jimmy]

Re: Typhoon for trade

I have a 1992 red typhoon, stock with approx 67,000 miles. It is in Excellent condition, no rust. I am only interested in trading for a stock (very minor mods considered) syclone ONLY. I sold my syclone a few years ago and a syclone is my preference. Higher miles is OK but rust is not. Email me at dlove99607@aol.com since I am not on the forum as often as I would like but I will try. David

Just wondering is that Ohio no rust or Sahara desert no rust?

Cause in OH I know that "no rust" means there isn't a hole big enough for a dog to climb through.

 

[dlove]

Re: Typhoon for trade

Generally No rust means No rust. Any other reference to rust (little, minor, 90% rust free, etc.) means you can pass a basketball through it. I have found through the years that the region of the US that a vehicle is advertised for sale does not mean rust or not. I have seen rust buckets in some areas of the US that generally meant rust free.

 

[JAY]

Re: Typhoon for trade

Do you have any pics of your Typhoon? Is it red/grey or red/red? Roof rack? Sunroof?

 

[dlove]

Re: Typhoon for trade

It is red/red with roof rack. Email me and I will send a few pictures. thanks

 

[Jimmy]

Re: Typhoon for trade

Generally No rust means No rust. Any other reference to rust (little, minor, 90% rust free, etc.) means you can pass a basketball through it. I have found through the years that the region of the US that a vehicle is advertised for sale does not mean rust or not. I have seen rust buckets in some areas of the US that generally meant rust free.

Problem for me is I looked at a "no rust" Ty aboot 4 hours from me and then poked my finger through the bottom of the door.Didn't even bother starting it and the guy was all glassy eyed that I showed him he had a crusty POS.

Then he wrecked the shit outta it.Hope he didn't die.

BTW no red red 92's.