Is this a good price?
03-25-2005, 03:54 PM
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It's this one:
San Jose, 91 w/119K, AT, $15K
http://www.craigslist.org/sby/car/64983786.html
This car was for sale a month ago. The P.O needed to sell it because he was leaving for Australia. It was advertised for $13,000 and I would guess it sold for between $11k and 12K. The car needs a timing belt and H2O pump but the current owner is just trying to make some $$$$.
Has had collision repair from a fender-bender and has been maintained by Devek. Susan told me everything she knew about the car and confirmed its' very good cosmetic condition. She cautioned that A/C problems are unpredictable, which matches my experience from a past PPI wherein a PO had re-wired something, etc.
Anyway, this board is never at a loss for opinions, so take a look at the link, I'm still interested in what people think it should bring ...
San Jose, 91 w/119K, AT, $15K
http://www.craigslist.org/sby/car/64983786.html
This car was for sale a month ago. The P.O needed to sell it because he was leaving for Australia. It was advertised for $13,000 and I would guess it sold for between $11k and 12K. The car needs a timing belt and H2O pump but the current owner is just trying to make some $$$$.
Has had collision repair from a fender-bender and has been maintained by Devek. Susan told me everything she knew about the car and confirmed its' very good cosmetic condition. She cautioned that A/C problems are unpredictable, which matches my experience from a past PPI wherein a PO had re-wired something, etc.
Anyway, this board is never at a loss for opinions, so take a look at the link, I'm still interested in what people think it should bring ...
03-25-2005, 04:34 PM
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Looks like a pretty nice example.....
Deduct about $1k for TB/WP changeout, relatively eash to do yourself.
Deduct about $1k for AC prob.....could be $100 to fix or $1000. Easy to do yourself.
So that puts it at about $13k in my book. If both of the above were not issues (in other words...kept up) then it would be a solid $14-$15k car.
Deduct about $1k for TB/WP changeout, relatively eash to do yourself.
Deduct about $1k for AC prob.....could be $100 to fix or $1000. Easy to do yourself.
So that puts it at about $13k in my book. If both of the above were not issues (in other words...kept up) then it would be a solid $14-$15k car.
03-25-2005, 05:04 PM
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Between 11K and 12K would be a deal, specially if you did all the necessary DIY work yourself ... If the current owner had the ***** to fix the issues he would likely get the asking price.
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