i need a beater for winter
i need a car that has nothing wrong with it or at least no serious problems for 500 bucks or so. something for the winter so i can park up the ej and give it a brake and work on it for next summer any ideas?
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good luck.
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my brother just picked up a 94 caravan with nothing wrong wit it no rust perfect running condition emisisons safety for $300
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i know someone selling a 98 jetta for $900
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Originally Posted by snotz
(Post 114933)
i know someone selling a 98 jetta for $900
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little out of your price range..
but I'll have a 99 Mailbu with 150km forsale soon. |
Originally Posted by k_r_a_c_k_e_r
(Post 114941)
little out of your price range..
but I'll have a 99 Mailbu with 150km forsale soon. |
Originally Posted by civicEJ1
(Post 114943)
yeah 900 is an ok price but styll outta my range id trather spend that extra monmey on the civic i juss need anything ill just put a sound system in it and im fine...like his malibu how much u throwing it up for?
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lol a little out of my price range but thanks
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Originally Posted by civicEJ1
(Post 114946)
lol a little out of my price range but thanks
Keep looking.. my Dad got his old truck for $500, spent $200 bucks on it and it ran for 4 years. |
Originally Posted by k_r_a_c_k_e_r
(Post 114947)
not a problem.
Keep looking.. my Dad got his old truck for $500, spent $200 bucks on it and it ran for 4 years. im finding it hard to find it its like those deals have to come to u so thought if i threw it in the air people might contact me |
88-91 accords, sentras or an old corolla are pretty cheap.. I bought a tercel for 160 once it didn t have heat though...
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I have a 92 civic sedan for 500$$
auto tranny. nothing wrong mechanically. 379 something thousand kms. Body has usual rust. |
why not use your own car for winter...unless you are driving a top end car, not worth it dont you think
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4th gen civics....dirt cheap, last forever, and plentiful
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Sentra's are cheap like 88-92...thats what i have for my beater. The body is in the worst condition but the motor has only 129,000km. As long as the motor is fine and suspension, thats all that counts for me.
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Plus the insurance is cheap. $67 a month lol
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Originally Posted by szuberi
(Post 114993)
why not use your own car for winter...unless you are driving a top end car, not worth it dont you think
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Originally Posted by civicEJ1
(Post 115410)
i dont htink my car will handle winter and i plan on keeping it forever
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Originally Posted by NOFEAR
(Post 115411)
Unless your slammed like my EJ1 you shouldn't have a problem running it in the winter, if you let the car sit for 6 months or so and don't properly set it up for winter layaway it could cause more damage to the car then driving it in the winter.
im a plow...its slammed i tried it last winter and now i have a stage 1 clutch and light weight flywheel how would u properly set it up for winter storage...if its to the motor its ok because im planning on rebuilding it so but how would u prepare it |
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