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An Hour With ALBO - EP.72
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About this episode
Bobby and Aaron dive into the current state of the automotive marketplace, sharing their latest finds and discussing the slower market trends. They each present ten vehicles, ranging from a 1996 Nissan Stadia RS4 to a rare 1997 Mitsubishi FTO, highlighting unique features and pricing. The duo debates the value of various cars, including a questionable 90 Nissan Skyline priced at $18,700. With a mix of nostalgia and humor, they provide insights into the right-hand drive scene and encourage listeners to explore these intriguing options.
Topics:
market trends
car pricing
right-hand drive
JDM vehicles
unique finds
Nissan Skylines
Mitsubishi FTO
Honda Civic
project cars
marketplace discussion
Cars:
Acura Integra
Audi RS4
Buick Regal
Honda Civic
Nissan 300 ZX
Nissan GT-R
Nissan Skyline
Toyota Supra
In this episode we get to interview our good friend ALBO who currently lives in JAPAN and is an ambassador of the culture there. Hang out with us while we learn how he got where he is, and where he is headed.
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Hey, and welcome back to another episode of the right hand drive guys podcast.
I'm Bobby.
This is Aaron.
Yeah, yeah.
And today we are back with another marketplace episode.
Yeah, we are.
Yeah, we're a little tardy this month.
We apologize for sure.
It's actually, I feel like the market's been a little slower than normal the past fewmonths.
And so we really tried to wait it out to find some new stuff.
And I still came across quite a few things that we saw last marketplace.
I was like, wow, okay, these things maybe aren't selling.
Maybe this is a hint to the seller.
Yeah, markets not is.
I don't know.
Yeah, it's not moving as fast as it was.
And so but we still were able to find, you know, about 10 cars each and then one notso good of a deal.
We decided to start doing so.
We didn't communicate before the episode and we kind of kind of did the same area, the Midwestish.
But miraculously only one car we found, we picked the same.
Yeah, I was like up in the north Midwest, I guess you could say.
Yeah.
Let's see.
There was a specifically, it was somewhere in Missouri specifically where I was.
Oh, big alone Missouri.
Big alone.
And yeah, yeah.
And it's, you know, it has Iowa, Oklahoma and little parts of Missouri in it.
And so if you're not familiar with this, we generally pick a region.
We find 10 cars we think would be a great deal or at least we're taking a look at and wegive them to you.
And so we want you to go ahead and start.
All right.
First, I got a 1996 Nissan Stadia RS4.
RS4.
Yep.
Listed 19 days ago in Omaha, Nebraska.
That's another state in Nebraska.
Okay.
That's in 20,000 bucks.
Dang, that's reasonable.
Yeah, not too bad.
It's got a clean title imported by himself last November.
So this guy is the first owner of the state.
So that's cool.
Kind of, it's partly explains the price.
Yeah.
It's got its turbo with all drive.
Friends, great little to no corrosion.
That's always good.
Water pumping all that done, timing belt done.
Decent ride, 20,000 bucks.
What color is it?
Silver.
Silver.
Yeah, very common color.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah.
But we've expressed that.
I'm not a fan of the silver.
But hey, teach their own.
So I was down in Sugarland, Texas.
Okay.
Yeah, sounds like a nice place.
Yeah, sounds cool.
Sounds sweet.
And I found a 1972 Nissan Hakowah.
Hakowah?
Hakowah?
The Hakotako?
Yeah, the Hakotako.
Hakuska.
Yeah, the Hakuska.
Yeah.
So, and this is definitely a like beautiful example for sure.
I know it only has 29,000 original miles.
Yeah, that's good.
You know, or 47,000 kilometers.
But yeah, I mean, in white with it's got, it's done up for sure.
It's a beautiful car.
And I mean, I don't know.
I think, I don't know the market on these.
He has this listed price reduced to $200,000.
Price reduced to $100,000.
Yeah.
And what about those is they're expensive.
Yeah, exactly.
I agree.
So I tend to, I don't know, they're not on my radar, we'll say, but I think they're cool.
Yeah, they're cool cars.
They have to look at them, but.
And you don't see them for sale at ton, but when you do, they are all kind of at this100K.
They've been 25 year legal for a long time.
No, tell.
Since you were born.
No, I'm just kidding.
Pretty much.
So, yeah, down in Sugarland, Texas, they got the Hakotako.
Hakotako.
All right.
For me, up next, I got a 1991 Honda Beat, PP110.
PP110.
Is that the chassis code?
PP.
I'm not sure what the PP110 means.
Hey, if you know what, if you're like a beat dude and you know what PP110 means, like shootat CDM.
So in the description, it says it is the nicer PP110 trim.
Never heard of that on the beats.
I've seen that.
But it must have obviously had some sort of.
Yeah, some sort of something.
So it is in Faveville, Arkansas, was to 10 days ago, asking $6,900 bucks.
Just $9,900 bucks.
Classic dude.
Yeah, yeah.
Five speed manual.
That's about average for those.
Yeah, it's a little on the high end, I think, but I mean, it's a PP110 trim, dude.
That's why.
He's got power windows, AMFM, working tape deck.
Car gets more looks and questions than his new C806.
So this is some boomer has this.
You could tell, you could tell it's a vet guy too because it's, oh, it's the PP110 trim.
Yeah, he's got a display board.
He puts out the trophies with like, yeah, okay, make sense now.
All right, all right.
But yeah, pretty cool little car though.
Things like a top he says in what color did you say that was?
Your favorite silver.
Wow, you in these silver cards.
Damn.
I mean, it's clean.
I mean, it is clean and it is a PP110.
All right.
So listed two months ago over in Norman, Oklahoma is a 96.
So cookie, Nissan, Sylvia S14.
Nice.
Yeah.
And it's blue with a carbon fiber hood, black wheels, kidded for sure.
I mean, it's pretty clean.
He's got this thing listed at 26 750.
And I mean, he owned it in Japan.
So I think it's probably a military guy kind of like to do that.
I got one from him.
I mean, I mean, picture from Dakota.
Yeah, it is.
Right, right.
Yeah.
So if you see the Nissan with the picture from Dakota, that's, that's this guy overin Norman.
And I mean, it's, it's got all kinds of parts on it.
And I feel like this is about where I want to list mine ish.
So I'm throwing this out to you guys to let me know if this is, this is even realistic,you know, because this is pretty close.
He's just got the true cookie.
I'm converted.
So, right, right.
But I mean, either way, like a nice car to check out.
So definitely looks nice.
Yeah.
He hasn't sold it.
It might be your next little drift missile.
Nice.
Cool.
Up next for me, I listed about a month ago from a wasso Oklahoma, you had a 1990 Honda CivicSI.
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
A little conjo.
Yeah.
No, this one's pretty much, I mean, it looks pretty much stock.
Yeah, it does.
It's a decent looking car.
I like that.
Let's see.
Askin' 13-5, I don't know if I said that or not.
And it says in the description, yes, it's an SI.
No, it does not have a sunroof.
It also came automatic from the factory.
Look up EF3SI Extra from Japan.
This is a, this is not a USDMSI.
So extra.
Yeah, was that, I guess, is that what they were going to that?
I've never heard of it being automatic either.
That's tanks.
Yeah.
Based price.
He based price on what he's seen others listed for.
He bought it stock three years ago.
It's got all the bronze glass, so that's cool.
That is cool.
It has been manual swapped.
So that's cool.
Oh, okay, cool.
Yeah.
That.
142,000 kilometers has all the maintenance done.
Nice little car.
Like you don't see these EFs.
Like I don't think that we ever saw one cruising around Japan either.
No.
I mean, I don't even think that Dekogu or nothing.
Maybe, but I doubt it.
Yeah, maybe down in Osaka.
Yeah, probably here before you saw on that.
That's true.
You got that right.
Shout out to those boys.
So I'm right there on the Honda thing too.
I found a 96 Civic EK3.
So this one.
I expect.
Yes, it is.
And it's a silver.
But hey, whatever.
He listed this two months ago in Levine, Arizona at 12.8.
And I mean, I think he's a little high as we saw that super.
You remember just like a few weeks ago that insanely clean EK3.
Yes.
I showed you.
Remember, it was like, yeah, it was almost like ridiculous.
It was like $15,000.
Yeah.
And that took him quite a while to sell.
Yeah.
And things got $66,000 miles.
And it's never been modified.
All that good stuff.
I just think these, because this is automatic, these series or whatever.
I mean, it's not.
So at 12.8, I just, I mean, I like the car because I like seeing these stocks of X-Pop-Up,
but I'm also like dang.
It's a lot of money for an automatic Civic.
That was probably close to retail back in the, obviously that's a little less.
But you know what I'm saying.
What do you got?
Up next, I'm on the same route.
I got a 97 Civic Fario.
So it's the four-door.
And this one's listed about a month ago in Kingsley, Iowa, asking $13,000.
Like, that's around the same price.
This one only has 24,000 original miles.
That's the price.
That's low miles.
That's like, right.
And it's a five-speed, rest-free.
Was just imported from Japan in December.
Yeah, dude.
I mean, this thing's like a meant little, meant little Civic.
You don't see them like this no more.
Let me see.
Silver.
Why, dude.
But it does look clean.
Even I'm holding.
Look at that mold.
Yeah.
Fresh, dude.
This is not a bit of fate on the thing.
Yeah, that's a good find if like you're one of those guys, you know, like, I think Moe isinto his Moe's of four-door.
He is built of four-door.
Yeah.
Like, because I remember some guys are into those four-doors and they make them look dope.
Yeah, for sure.
I think they're cool.
What you got.
So over in Orium, Utah, I found in '98, Stagia.
And this is an RSV.
And this is the same motor as the GTT.
Oh, yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, rear-wheel drive.
Nice.
So it's a GTT wagon.
Right.
You know.
And this guy's got it on BC Coil Overs and otherwise it's stock.
It's white.
Yeah.
And for 15K, I feel like.
Was that one of Squirtz's old ones?
Is it?
And no, I don't think so.
But at 15K, like, I feel like you're probably in good shape.
Yeah, I think so.
Because it looks really clean and the miles aren't crazy on it.
So yeah, I mean, I don't know.
I would get this thing dumping on some dope wheels and have it be like the daily grocerygrater type thing.
Yeah, that would be super cool.
I mean, it's a super dope dad whip or whatever.
Yeah, yeah.
But yeah, I mean, he's only listed it 16 days ago.
Sometimes it takes months to sell a car.
It just depends.
Stages are weird too.
I feel like I see some sit for months on there.
And some will like sell immediately.
Yeah.
There's no, I mean, I haven't really looked at him too much, but I think they're cool.
I couldn't get one unless I was doing a 34 front.
The 34 front.
And just because like that is such a dope combo, like seeing those in person in Japan likethat and like, yeah, yeah, dude, like there was not, I mean, there was some with this frontend, but a lot of them were 34 front ends.
Yeah, that was a very common thing to see.
Yeah, I thought they looked so awesome.
There's another friend and they do on them.
I forget which it's another Nissan, maybe like the newer Whirl or maybe I don't know, I thinkI maybe you've seen a V35 front end on one.
That was kind of good.
That was kind of good.
Yeah.
That would be cool.
Oh, yeah, I guess also someone do a S14 cookie for an in on one before two.
Yeah.
I mean, all that stuff pretty much fits, you know what I mean?
Like it kind of bolts on.
And it's all around the same sizes.
You just gotta do a little bit of Jimmy in some washers and yeah, you can get away withdoing that, but they also have like the conversion stuff as well.
Oh, yeah, if you got money.
Right, right.
Cool.
So next for me, I got a 92 Nissan caravan.
So this thing is just a cool looking van, dude.
That is so, yeah.
It's a 92 van.
I bet it's got the two TV in it.
Dude, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And it's got the big sliding door in the back.
Listed four days ago and Bell Plane, Iowa got listed for 12, 5 up there in Bell Plane.
Yeah, it's got the bulletproof TD 27, 4,700 diesel.
Damn.
Diesel, dude.
Yeah, four-wheel drive.
Tune that pig.
You'll be rolling cold.
Dude, seriously, this thing is nice.
They said it would be perfect for a rural male carrier, but like, we think it will 5 fora male carrier.
Yeah, no doubt.
Plus, like, dude, that thing's pretty high up.
You're trying to bend down to the damn mailbox, like leaning out the window.
Not, dude.
Vehicles rest free.
No other damage.
Electronic four-wheel drive works great, including new backup camera in these installationand Garmin GPS.
Purchase two years ago from Gary Duncan imports a natural tendency.
Oh, shadow Gary Duncan.
So, I mean, they're dropping names like that, dude.
I mean, Duncan usually has pretty like very odd, very odd cars, but very clean examples.
Right.
Whenever I see, yeah, yeah, whenever I see something from Duncan, I'm like, it's not necessarilysomething I want, but it's like a very clean example.
And like, I don't see them buying much trash.
No, I don't necessarily.
They might buy a lot of figaroes or whatever or cows, but they didn't buy weird shit, butlike, hey, it's for somebody.
It is.
And it shows like just like that one right there.
It went somewhere.
Yeah.
So, this one's interesting that I found.
It's in Denver.
It was listed about a month ago.
It is a 98 Toyota Aristo Vertex edition.
Vertex edition.
Yes, dude.
The Vertex edition.
I really couldn't tell you what that means.
Yeah, it was a factory factory like upgrade, I guess you could say.
It just had a little bit different bumpers, side skirts, and probably a little bit differentinterior pieces and stuff like that.
Yeah, this thing's got the 2JZ GT and 115,000 kilometers.
It's got a carbon fiber hood, you know, from the whole deal.
It's like a big body beast, you know, and I'm saying those things are huge, but like,with that power plant, they're just like ridiculous.
I know I have a buddy with one of these, dude, and he'll just like do the roast and of thetires, dude.
It's just effortless, just, you know, they put that engine at a lot of cars back then,especially in Japan, like pretty wild.
Yeah, the crown, the, the Risto, like, obviously all the JZXs, like theSupra.
Yeah, it's pretty wild.
Dude, holy moly.
They just like, or that thing out.
But you know, he's asking 21.5 for this.
I don't really know the market on these, but it's, it seems a little high.
Yeah, but it is, it is like night, it's nice.
It's clean, obviously.
So he obviously feels, feels there's some value there, but just the fact that it was likea vertex addition, I was like, oh, okay.
Yeah.
This is, this is pretty dope for sure.
Yeah, that's cool.
I mean, I've seen them quite a bit, but I mean, they're not like everyone you see is not goingto be one, but we're definitely out there.
They use it.
Yeah, on the, on the, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
What's up?
What's your next?
Cool.
I got a 92 Skyline GTS 4, as can 20,000 bucks listed three months ago in Kansas City.
Hey, see not too much info on this one.
He just says, please have sufficient cash if you'd like to come for a test drive and seehim person must get a lot of tie kickers.
Yeah, must car starts and runs fine.
If you are a JDM enthusiast, you should know what you're buying.
Like, well, not provide too much details as a serious buyers would come in person and takea look at it themselves.
Like, kind of, it's probably why he still has it up for himself.
That's right.
Because I'm a serious buyer on things and I maybe can't make it from main.
Right.
I need details so that I can wire you or whatever.
Yeah.
I can't stand when people like, can't understand that or like, don't feel like working with you.
But I mean, it looks decent.
It has, you know, whatever a fatty front lip on it.
Look at that thing.
Oh, yeah.
It's nice.
It's nice windows to go.
Nice.
Yeah, window banner, some wheels of some sort.
Don't really know because, you know, it's the script you're kind of suck.
But hey, decent buy a 20 grand.
So go and rate, I think, for something like that.
Do you say how long that's been on three months?
Okay.
Yeah.
Like you said, that's why he has it.
Yeah.
Well, actually, hold on.
It comes with 34 GTT wheels.
So, whoa.
Big chrome Johnny's that are on the picture.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I don't know.
20 is a little.
Yeah.
He's stretching it.
So I have a 95 180 SX.
Whoa.
It's good at 15 and S15 front end.
But it and it's only got 66,000 miles on the car.
But I think it was definitely somebody's missile.
Nice.
You can kind of tell.
You know, why was a 98?
I mean, I'm 95.
I'm sorry, I had 95.
Yeah.
It could be.
This could have been yours for sure.
Could have been.
Yeah.
I mean, but yeah, I mean, it's a little be, you know, that's why I say it wasmaybe somebody's missile, but.
Oh, yeah.
But it's still got metal quarter panels.
So that's good.
Yeah, that's good.
That's always a positive.
Yeah.
When you got metal quarter panels that haven't been cut out.
Yeah.
I mean, but he listed this five months ago.
He reduced this from 21.5.
So he's down to 19.
He's five months deep in Aurora, Colorado.
I mean, it's not a bad buy.
Oh, yeah.
I guess it depends on what you're going to do with it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
If you didn't need a drift car, I mean, it's all there.
Yeah.
Is it the turbo?
Yeah.
I mean, yeah, that's a decent buy.
Yeah.
I mean, that's what someone go pick that up.
Even if it needs a little work, it's still, it's all there.
Yeah.
Someone go pick that one up.
That's a good buy over in Aurora.
All right.
I got a cheap one here.
Got a 94.
I've never even heard of this.
We'd be honest with you.
A 94, Suzuki servo.
Look at that.
Things ugly.
It's like a Honda today.
Yeah.
Kind of that ran into a wall and the face of that.
Everybody's seeing that one.
We saw that one time.
Kind of run into like the Geos back in the day.
Like kind of.
Anyway, it's in a dare Oklahoma listed two months ago, asking 56.
50 for it.
Whoa.
Oh, yeah.
And it's a K car.
It's only got 21,000 miles.
I remember scrolling through the pictures of the thing.
Do the interior is mint?
It's like brand new.
It's kind of insane.
So somebody really, it was a city car, right?
They probably drove it.
Probably set in the garage most of the slide.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Imported from Tokyo in July of 2023.
Clear title.
I mean, yeah, dude, this thing's kind of crazy.
Actually, it's all well drive.
Oh, wow.
That actually makes it cool.
Imagine bombing around and that.
And it's got blizzaks that comes with it.
And dude, dude, that's pretty decent.
How many touch fit that?
Yeah.
Oh, that's pretty good, dude.
I mean, looks like a little egg, but I mean, it's all well drive.
It's got blizzaks.
Well, five speed ripper.
Hit him up.
Hit him up.
All right, man.
What do you got next?
I got a 97 Mitsubishi FTO.
The one on our not so hot list.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And so I was like, dude, this is, it's a surprise.
No, it's in surprise Arizona.
I was like, what?
About a month ago.
And so yeah, he says he's selling his incredibly rare 97 Mitsubishi FTO.
GP VR version R.
Well, you know, you know what it probably is rare.
If it's got that many sub models on tacked onto the end of it.
Wow.
Can you say that again?
The GP VR version R.
Wow.
That's sick.
I mean, it doesn't look like anything special.
That was the FTO.
I mean, it looks like an FTO.
Yeah, it just looks like a regular.
Featured in Gran Turismo, it says.
Featured in Gran Turismo.
What in the background?
Like, what do you mean?
No, they definitely had those on the video game.
Oh, I thought he meant the movie.
Like, what?
Like, he didn't mean like driving by.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, at 19,000 bucks, it's just a hard buy.
These are a hard buy.
Like, whether it was in Gran Turismo or not, that's right.
That's a hard.
Or hundreds of other cars that are not like.
And at 19,000.
Right.
You can find yourself.
And pretty much anything minus like GTR's Supras.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The lower level.
Yeah.
For sure.
I mean, I don't know.
He says he's moving.
He can only keep one of his right hand drive cars.
But he searched for this for a very long time.
Wow.
Yeah.
I'm like, wow, man.
I don't know.
If you have been looking for a GPVR version, or like with the arrow kit or whatever, hitthem up and surprise Arizona.
Surprise.
Yeah.
All right.
Cool.
Word.
I got another skyline.
Believe it or not.
Yeah.
We, you know, we're skyline heavy.
It's.
Well, it's not our fault.
Not in this area.
This area is very hard to find.
Like, every skyline, I saw a pick.
So this one is a 1990 skyline GTE.
So non-turbo, sedan, looks like a grandma's car, you know, pretty much stock.
Engine has low compression, but he's selling an RB20 DET full swap with it.
He's going to swap it, but didn't have the time.
What's interesting is whenever I was going through the pictures on this, the inner coolerwas on top of the engine.
And I was like, that doesn't make sense.
And I was looking closer, had the Fend valve cover.
So I was like, oh, okay, that's an R31, RB20.
Oh, I see.
So it was from an R31.
Yeah.
So I've never even really heard of people using those.
I'm sure they're pretty similar, but cheap.
15,000 bucks for the car.
It's a little much, I think, but not bad.
It looks pretty clean.
It's an open-hawn Nebraska.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
I'm a little bit more comfortable with the R31.
It's kind of cool, but that is cool.
This is a 94, so a 33.
It's a GTS.
I pick this because this is your daily driver, beater.
You want to live that right hand drive life.
You're even driving the daily.
This is a non-turbo, but it does only have 31,000 original miles.
It's super clean.
It's got the S1 from bumper and lane warning lights.
It's like an upper model of the GTS.
I don't know.
I feel like it's going to be super reliable with the low mileage just driving from A to B.
Yeah, exactly.
But I believe these are what rear wheel.
Maybe if you're down south, it's dope, but if you're up north, you can be.
How much say I'll say?
12,500.
That's what I'm saying.
It's a great deal for a 31k car.
This is also in surprise Arizona.
Is this the same guy?
I feel like it might be.
It was listed about a month ago.
I guess he must have had quite a few right hand drive cars as old ladies might get himself.
Tough.
Yeah.
Cool.
I got another Nissan.
I don't really see that often.
It's 91, 300 ZX.
I don't know.
I don't know how I feel about those.
I'm still a different owner.
It's just like they're cool, but just not for me.
This one has an automatic transmission.
It's twin turbo, 63,000 original miles.
It's a 91.
I don't think I already said that.
It's a coupe.
Silver over black leather.
Decent.
Brand new staggered 17 by 8 and 17 by 10 in key RPF ones.
Okay.
Cool looking car on Chester Film, Missouri.
Chester Film.
Listen about a month ago.
20 grand.
What color was it?
Silver.
Dude, all these silver cars.
Silver on silver too.
That's extra boring for you.
I'm not into them.
I'm sorry 300 ZX boys, but we just can't do it.
I don't know.
I mean.
But they used the headlights on Lamborghini, dude.
Yeah, I know.
It's crazy.
So I got a super dove way better than a 300 ZX vehicle.
I'm not trying to flex on you, but I got a 92 Azuzu rodeo 4x4 RV turbo diesel.
Whoa.
Dude, this man self imported it.
He brought it.
Yeah, he brought it from Japan.
He brought it over.
Shipped it into Long Beach, drove it to Denver.
And yeah, I mean, it seems like he's used it a little bit, but he's just trying to get itoff his hands.
Wonder how that worked.
He must have a dealer plate or something, right?
How would you drive it from straight from port to--Yeah.
If he was ahead.
Could you get the paperwork prior?
Ah, I see.
You can go ahead and start the process of what registering.
I see.
You don't need the vehicle president, you know?
Yeah, I guess so.
Yeah, so this was listed five months ago.
So it seems like he's having a little bit of a hard time getting rid of it, but it's rightin Denver.
So I mean, he should have plenty of exposure, but he is asking 30 grand.
That shipping is what got that price right there because this thing probably wasn't eventhat crazy expensive over in Japan.
But like, this is oversized.
Oh, yeah, that's a full--Yeah, that's oversized.
So he paid more than what we're paying for cars, you know, in that sense.
So yeah, I mean, he's probably having quite the hard time with it.
But I mean, I don't know.
I just keep it, dude.
It's to--I love those Japanese campers.
Yeah.
Like, one of these days, I'd love to have one.
Like, why not?
Right?
They're cool.
They make such good use of space.
I feel like--It's wild.
I don't know.
I don't understand it.
But if you had to pull up the camper van that we used in Japan up out here and was like,hey, boys, you're going to use this.
We would be like, dude, and there's no way because we wouldn't have trusted it.
But there it was like, oh, this is what you guys do.
OK.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Good time.
But yeah, so if you're looking for something like that, I mean, this is a 92.
It's probably a tiny bit outdated, but worth a shot if you're really looking for one.
Absolutely.
Cool.
I got a 95 Suzuki Cari 660, little K-Truck action.
Yeah.
Look at these mutters that's got on it.
Oh, wow, dude.
Those are cool with the--Are these Mickey Thompson's?
Yeah.
But--But--Yeah.
But--But--Yeah, no, I mean, those are-- that obviously used around some property.
Yeah.
I mean, dude, he's got lights up top.
He's got a frickin' reflector on the back that looks crazy.
Yeah.
Florescent Triangle, dude, that's sick.
Listed four hours ago.
That's good for $1,000.
Jefferson City, Missouri.
That seems like a good deal for that thing.
Yeah, it starts right up and runs like it should.
4-speed manual, 4-by-4, a couple of dings and dents, but no rust, 4,000, no trades.
That's a deal.
Like, dude, I mean, K-Trucks, just a tool drive.
One's you're looking to get one for, you know, 5K's about like the bottom, bottom right onthose, right?
So, this dude's asking for, and it's a 4-by-4?
Might be worth it.
Good deal.
Checking it out if you're looking for one of those for your property.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Maybe not for the road.
No, nothing else.
And not main.
So, OK, this is my last one before the no deal.
But I don't need-- man, I would probably get this.
If I was a buyer right now, I would get this, I think.
Like, it's a 2001-- well, you know, everything's a little gray sometimes, right?
But it's a 2001 Honda Integra Type R, OK?
So that's a DC5.
And it is just the shell, all right?
Which--Interesting.
It's got K-Tune Coil Overs, TE37s, it's got the Bluer Caros, BluCarpet, you know, Floridatitle, Whole Deal.
It just needs a motor.
This is listed 25 days ago in Ovido, Florida, 13K.
For pretty much a roller.
Yeah.
For a DC5 roller.
Oh, that's tough.
I know.
I mean, I would really want to be able to, I guess, see it.
But--That's first year of the DC5, right?
Yes.
Interesting.
But, like, I don't know what the K-20 for this, how much that goes for, but I bet it's notcrazy.
Right.
At 13 grand, I don't know.
I feel like if-- what do you think you got into the K-20?
4500.
I don't even know.
I think that's probably accurate.
Let's just say 5,000.
Yeah.
18K.
Yeah.
You have a DC5 Integra Type R.
I mean, even at 10K, you have a DC5 Type R for 25, right?
If the engine was 10K.
Yeah, I don't know.
I feel like that's--Oh, no.
That's killer.
If you get out of this for under 20, because a DBA 96-Beg goes for 20.
Like, this is a DC5 Integra Type R. This is the future.
This thing shouldn't even be here yet.
So, yeah.
Who knows what the markets on those are doing?
Right.
But, OK, so that was my last one.
What do you got?
You got your expensive one.
And you got one more.
Yeah, I got the worst pick.
Yeah, go ahead.
I'm ready for the worst pick.
OK.
Hey, to do it to him.
But I got a 90 Nissan Skyline.
OK.
He's asking 18.7 for it.
And that's down from 21.5.
He's in Smithville, Missouri.
And I don't know.
I just don't see the value in this one.
Runs good.
He's been using him for a daily driver.
No turbo, so it isn't fast.
So, guys been dragging on it.
Has new spark plugs, fuel pump and fuel filter,has aftermarket wheels.
Will come with stock wheels.
So, don't come with shit.
Yeah.
It's junk.
Yeah.
And he's willing to trade just depending on what you got.
But, I mean, looking at the picture of this thing,it just looks kind of clapped and like--He done a two-tone--Looks like he'd be doing--Yeah.
He'd done like a two-tone like Panda A86 paint job to it.
That's so weird.
I don't know.
That, like in like the weakest spec RPF onesI've ever seen, like--It looks like a regal.
And he really does, dude.
Like, just that paint job, like--Not the regal.
Yeah, dude.
Dude, but for 18.7, this is just--
this is a little much.
Like, this is a base model.
Yeah, how long goes that?
Listen.
Five months ago.
And he probably still got it for that.
And where did you say it was?
Smithville, Missouri.
Dude, it must be something in the water in Missouribecause I got a 90-skine line over here from Hernando, Missouri.
Oh, yeah.
OK, dude.
This thing-- $35,000 for a 90-GTST.
OK, it's got 89,000 miles, so 100 and whatever,1,000 kilometers.
Yeah.
OK.
It's got 300 ZX brakes, and it's got an exhaust in front of him.
And he's asking $35,000 for this thing.
Oh, why?
I don't know.
It's silver.
That's probably part of what went to his head,because he has a silver car.
But I mean, it's not--it looks clean, but not $35,000.
Absolutely.
He needs to drop that about 10K.
And he might--Yeah, dude, that's like--That's GTR money.
That's why I mean-- I mean, $35K is low in 32 GTR money.
Yeah, all day.
Yeah, I mean--So when I saw this, I was like, dude, soundly alarm.
Like, this dude is like on some of that Missouri crack.
Yeah, something.
Yeah, I mean--Jesus, dude.
That's too much.
So-- Sorry, Missouri.
Didn't mean to do you like that.
Yeah, you know, you can't be spending that type of moneyon this car.
No way.
There's no way.
So yeah, I mean, this was the marketplace for April 2024.
I mean, there's a few deals out there.
There's a few questionable prices,but maybe quality cars.
The Midwest is depleted.
Yeah.
I feel like--The area I was searching for, there's just not much out there.
Either the dudes that have the cars are keeping themin a join them or--Something.
There's not a scene.
We're not much of one, I guess.
Yeah, I mean, there was a decent amount around Denver,but still, yeah, I wasn't finding anything crazy.
But yeah, guys, I mean, hopefully there's somethingon there that you were interested in.
Maybe check it out.
We would love to hear about somebody actuallygetting a car off from one of our suggestions.
And yeah, next month we'll get back on our little scheduleand we'll be the third week instead of the fourth week.
Absolutely.
Find some more fresh stuff.
But for episode 71, the Marketplace episode,I'm Bobby.
This is Aaron.
See ya.
Peace.
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