Buying an 89
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Buying an 89
**Not sure if in the right section**
Well as the title says i am going to be getting an 89 hatch, on thursday for 100 bucks from my uncle. the motor hasnt been ran in about a year, but thats not scaring me as i am very capable of getting them running with out a problem.
The car is in decently rough shape but i wanted to know what are signs that i should look for that would make me stay away, even for 100 bucks. I know that it is a clean title and such. I just need to know what are tell tale signs of *bad News*. I will look over the all the crosmembers and such...
What else should i look for besides the normal gas engine give aways...
Mike
Well as the title says i am going to be getting an 89 hatch, on thursday for 100 bucks from my uncle. the motor hasnt been ran in about a year, but thats not scaring me as i am very capable of getting them running with out a problem.
The car is in decently rough shape but i wanted to know what are signs that i should look for that would make me stay away, even for 100 bucks. I know that it is a clean title and such. I just need to know what are tell tale signs of *bad News*. I will look over the all the crosmembers and such...
What else should i look for besides the normal gas engine give aways...
Mike
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I was thinking the same thing, i am looking for a project for the summer tho, so thats why im not really thinking ill sell it. I can do most body work and i can do all mechanical work. hopefully it wont be too terrible...
Mike
Mike
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buy it, for a summer project 100 bucks is perfect, means it prolly has enough problems to keep you occupied all summer haha, all seriousness i'd look for rust, i bought my 87' for 300 and it has kept me more then occupied (and satisfied) fixing everything has been fun and a great educator, but rust its't fun to deal with. might also want to check the chassis and c how the tranny shifts if its manual. Other then that buy it, only 100 bucks, and like mjr46 said if you buy it and find out later somethings really f'd u can always part it out and make some good money, buy it and enjoy it, and make sure to take a lot of progression pictures! good luck
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