Pricing the waters
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As much as I've been loving the 944, I've had some issues lately. Nothing with car has actually gone wrong, but it just seems like fate is strongly agaisnt me owning it. About how much could I expect to get for a 1988 944 with 112k on the clock. Engine was rebuilt at 87k. Brand new tires, just had the oil changed, and the AC recharged. Clean title, good interior.
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Originally Posted by yieldsign2
buy a cheap volvo, and not have to depend on it.. it's the cheapest and best way.
Last edited by yellowline; 06-25-2006 at 08:07 PM.
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Only thing is, in case my location didn't give it away, I'm in the military. So paychecks are awfully small. And I dont have nearly enough rank (or space to put) to buy another car. After I get back from Iraq I'll be looking for a new car, but for now, its either 944 solo, or sell it and get something else.