Should I unload it for something else?
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From: Bahston Mass.
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (midlifecrisis91)
My vote's for keeping it. You got a nice, low mile, great color C4 that HOPEFULLY (knocking on my head) will not be giving you any more problems!! Think positive :banghead:
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St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (midlifecrisis91)
Better keep it. I'm not sure you can afford to sell it! Kidding aside, nice looking car, hope things work out now.
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From: Northern New Jersey
St. Jude Donor '03-'05-'06-'07-'08
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (midlifecrisis91)
Sounds like most of the work is done. Keep it and enjoy it.
I paid over $20k for a 93 with 25k miles and am having to fix the same things.
I paid over $20k for a 93 with 25k miles and am having to fix the same things.
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Summerland B.C. Canada
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (midlifecrisis91)
I would keep it :thumbs:
I paid $12,000 canadian for my 86 with over 100,000 miles on it. Iv'e put another $1000 in parts into it, and never,ever did it cross my mind to sell it.
Before I bought it I was considering buying a new car, but for $20,000 canadian all I would have is a small tin car with a gutless motor and no resale value years down the road. It's part of me now and I enjoy working on it to make it better everyday.
Buy a Helms manual and fix things yourself.
I don't pay anyone to do anything for me. I figure I can do anything as long as I have the knowledge.
:cheers:
Oh, by the way.... Nice freakin car and nice freakin color :hurray:
I paid $12,000 canadian for my 86 with over 100,000 miles on it. Iv'e put another $1000 in parts into it, and never,ever did it cross my mind to sell it.
Before I bought it I was considering buying a new car, but for $20,000 canadian all I would have is a small tin car with a gutless motor and no resale value years down the road. It's part of me now and I enjoy working on it to make it better everyday.
Buy a Helms manual and fix things yourself.
I don't pay anyone to do anything for me. I figure I can do anything as long as I have the knowledge.
:cheers:
Oh, by the way.... Nice freakin car and nice freakin color :hurray:
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Drifting
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Auburn Washington
St. Jude Donor '03-'05-'06
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (AGENT 86)
It will stay with me, it needs to be driven which is what I plan on doing( rain or shine) I think i was having a bad day yesterday. There was not a darn thing i could do right. Thanks for convincing me to keep it. :cheers: Vettes Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :jester
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From: OBAMA IS HITLER
Re: Should I unload it for something else? (midlifecrisis91)
It will stay with me, it needs to be driven which is what I plan on doing( rain or shine) I think i was having a bad day yesterday. There was not a darn thing i could do right. Thanks for convincing me to keep it. :cheers: Vettes Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :jester
1. don't sell it
2. don't even think about selling it
3. you love it, so go back to 1.
:D :cheers:
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