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for sale dahatsu midget ll
thinking about selling my Midget it has 50.000 kilometers on it. upgraded with a 2 inch exhaust & turbo muffler, 12 inch factory mags and a 5 speed OD transmission. come with the 4 speed that i took out also. the truck has a 660 CC motor , it has been tagged and titled for 2 years in Mississippi & insured with Progressive.
asking $5500 can send more photos .
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01-10-2010, 12:27 PM
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ah... i was thinking MG midget coupe.
that's a nice thing, your selling.
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01-10-2010, 02:10 PM
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Just for the record;
What kind of FE/MPGs do you get...
* around town, 30 MPH?
* at 60 MPH, or max speed achievable? 
And that speed would be...?
Model year?
Air Conditioner?
Cruise control?
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01-10-2010, 06:29 PM
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guessing I'd say it gets about 45 mpg . i have had it over 70 a few times on the 4 lane . with the 5 speed ,6000 rpm is about 80 mph. the mileage drops at highway speeds. it is happiest running 55 .
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01-16-2010, 08:27 PM
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Cool , eco-looking vehicle..hope you find a nice person to "adopt" it 
P .S. why on Earth did they put the spare right in the middle of the airflow, sort-of-speak...it must be messing with the aerodynamics of the car big time. |
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01-17-2010, 03:20 PM
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me 2 ,as far as i know there are only a few of these in the US and even less tagged.
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01-17-2010, 03:23 PM
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Quote:
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Cool , eco-looking vehicle..hope you find a nice person to "adopt" it
P.S. why on Earth did they put the spare right in the middle of the airflow, sort-of-speak...it must be messing with the aerodynamics of the car big time. |
Actually, that's kinda a perfect place for it... it's only really going to affect the lower section of the flow, down by the wheels, and everywhere else it just acts like a small protrusion to the front of the vehicle, and at our speeds, is very insignificant.
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OP - have you ever had a flat? I just wondered if you couldn't just pick it up and put a rock under it to change the tire... save weight on the jack and such.
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01-17-2010, 05:56 PM
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how hard is it to get parts?
is it just a single seater?
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