This car has got to be on the Lart-dar.

 

The $225 is very misleading for us regular dudes, add in all the assorted fees, what looks like the deal of the century no longer is

 

OEM parts prices...

I didn't want a storied car. I got under it and tried to measure suspension mounting points and it seemed to still be straight. One thing these pictures don't show well is that the sunroof is popping out some now.... It was a REALLY hard hit and I would be surprised if the wheelbase wasn't affected. Probably not more than a good adjustable suspension could compensate for, but I personally could never sink a bunch of money in to a Salvage title car. Doing all the work myself, I could have built a pretty wicked widebody V8 monster for "free" but that just didn't feel right.


Pshhh I doubt many of these parts translate to your beast!!

 

No, but they translate to $$$ when people need the parts. Just doubt I could get it by the wife, seeing as my friends Galant is in my garage right now taking up space!

 

is that burgundy interior. can you get the pass door panel of for me !

 

Still might not be terrible, depends on where the auction ends. If it ends about 1K I'd assume $400-500 in fees. + broker fees. Not including any shipping. That state requires auction purchase of salvage items to have a dealer license, hence the broker. So if anyone is interested, get a hold of a broker now.

 

Hate to say it but that price of 225 is super low.

If that car sells for less than 2500+ fees I will be shocked.

 

Black

 

Im going to have to look into the purchase fees. Thats really cheap, I could use a spare engine and transaxle.

 

Just investigated the photos... They totaled that?!?!?!?!?!?! That could easily be fixed...

 

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