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frankenstang57
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Stupid Craigslist addiction. $300, a 1000 miles of driving, and 19hrs of my day. Yep, spent my yesterday and part of today driving. All because of this,
Paid $150 for the car.
The good. The previous owner said it ran when he parked it in his barn 8-9 years ago. I figure the 1147 will be plan C for the MKI Spit. That is if it runs... Did I mention it came with a new-in-box top? The body is extremely rust free as well. It also came with the promise of a clear title.
The bad. The interior is completely missing. The distributor was removed a few years ago and it has been sitting open. It was inside, but the is visible crap in the motor. Although the tire have 0 miles on them and show no signs of rot, they're at least 20 years old.
I spent about $120 in gas and another $20 food so overall I think is was a pretty good deal. The funniest thing about this whole transaction was the car came from the town I live in right now. It was hauled 500 mile away to Lincoln, Nebraska only to sit in a barn for? Oh, the irony! Good night.
Paid $150 for the car.
The good. The previous owner said it ran when he parked it in his barn 8-9 years ago. I figure the 1147 will be plan C for the MKI Spit. That is if it runs... Did I mention it came with a new-in-box top? The body is extremely rust free as well. It also came with the promise of a clear title.
The bad. The interior is completely missing. The distributor was removed a few years ago and it has been sitting open. It was inside, but the is visible crap in the motor. Although the tire have 0 miles on them and show no signs of rot, they're at least 20 years old.
I spent about $120 in gas and another $20 food so overall I think is was a pretty good deal. The funniest thing about this whole transaction was the car came from the town I live in right now. It was hauled 500 mile away to Lincoln, Nebraska only to sit in a barn for? Oh, the irony! Good night.
But that's me...helping people save Triumph Heralds, one car at a time.... :angel:
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