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Originally Posted by Chanpion
Look for rust consistency on all the screws and parts. And any dirt rings on left by ununscrewed screws.
With a sports car, it's going to be hard to find a non abused version. I mean, it's a sports car. The strategy when buying one is find one that's been properly abused. Make sure all the maintenance is done properly.
Most important tip I have for you is subtly ask the owner to test drive you around in it. Take notice of how he or she drives. Determine if their driving style is what you want to have abused your car.
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Reading about cars on here is not really a good way to determine that there aren't any non abused cars. We tend to be a bit different crowd. What we forget is that for every one of the "enthusiasts" that buy these cars there are probably 200 "normal" people that just drive it like any other car. We do tend to be a tad elitist (even if we don't think we are) and forget that there are a whole lot more of these cars out there.