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Amanda,
I think you are better off not buying a rust bucket in the first
place. The mechanical stuff is easy but it is hard finding/repairing
body parts. As far as price $2k was waaaaay too much. I have a 69
fastback with no rust but all 4 fenders have dents. Super clean
interior. Good glass. Auto with extra trans and extra engine that
needs a head. Lotsa extra's including center line replica's that I am
asking $1000 for.
Jason Renville
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I would rather attempt something great and
Fail than attempt nothing and succeed.
Jason_Renville@ccm.al.intel.com
Portland, OR USA
69 Fastback second owner.
Now Mandatory Disclaimer
Views expressed in this posting are my own and not those of Intel Corp.
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Subject: Re: Looking for a fastback...
Author: type-3-errors@umich.edu at SMTPGATE
Date: 7/30/97 4:41 PM
> Anyway, I offered him $700
and it seems I offended him. He has decided to put it up for sale in
the paper until he gets the full 2 grand.
Amanda, it seems that you were the real winner in this deal. Let him
keep the car for (?) long and then go offer him $200 for it! ( I got
my fastback that way for that price, but it took over a year to do it.)
Your $700 will buy a much better vehicle than this one if you are patient.
The car you were looking at would cost a small fortune to restore.
I think his deal stinks (just my "two scents" worth).
Now that I think more about it, my advice is to go back to him in about a year
and offer to haul it away if he will pay you $100!
Best to you in your search for a nice car....
Phil
dillard@suu.edu