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JPSmit

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This starts from the other thread on next cars.

Here is the challenge.

Maximum $5000

Essentially a runner (only minimal work required if any)

Must be currently on a local version of Kijiji or Craigslist or equivalent.

Only one choice. I had to narrow down from 5.

What do you want to get?
 
My Choice

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-car...87/1341743158?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

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Assuming you're talking "auxiliary daily driver" cars -

1973 Mercedes-Benz 230 coupe

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1948 Chrysler. Buy it, spend 2-5k???? to fix, load the family for a road trip to California, then who knows...
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/chrysler/windsor/2026914.html

Hennings is a fun place to peruse...
 
Whoa - that Windsor has Fluid Drive. Quite some history there.

I wish the ad had more photos, and specified which version of Fluid Drive the car has.
 
Already done this: 2002 Toyota Camry, one owner (Chinese engineer), 100K miles and ALL maintenance records. Local online "bulletin board". Under $3500. White and cosmetically great inside and out.

No glamour to it, but a good reliable transporter.
 
I'd take my mom's 88 Vette, she just paid $3000 out the door last week, it just needs new rear tires and it is good to go for a daily driver.
 
 
JP - this is a web forum. No one follows the rules! The topics are as fluid as water!

I just replaced a wheel bearing! Waffles are on the breakfast menu!
 
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