LOWER PRICE - 1991 red/blk, many mods, 47K mi $27,500 OBO
New price is $24,000.
I have decided to sell my car. Many of you know me to be honest and a straight shooter, and I will tell you right now that while this car has well over $20,000 in aftermarket parts and associated labor invested in it (see the web site), it also has two issues. In a nutshell, 1) the car needs a new oil ring on the number 5 piston, and 2) the original owner had it in a accident years ago (which doesn't show up on CARFAX). The best thing to do is visit this site to check it out:
http://home.comcast.net/~jammaljc/
For the right person looking for a cheap way to get a perfect car to add forced induction, this is a deal. The car is a dream on the track, and is 100% street legal and driveable every day. ASKING $24,000 firm. I feel the price reflects the true value of the car, incorporating a discount to fix the engine. The car is still driveable daily.
Please check out the web site first, then private me with questions.
JC in Dallas
New price is $24,000.
I have decided to sell my car. Many of you know me to be honest and a straight shooter, and I will tell you right now that while this car has well over $20,000 in aftermarket parts and associated labor invested in it (see the web site), it also has two issues. In a nutshell, 1) the car needs a new oil ring on the number 5 piston, and 2) the original owner had it in a accident years ago (which doesn't show up on CARFAX). The best thing to do is visit this site to check it out:
http://home.comcast.net/~jammaljc/
For the right person looking for a cheap way to get a perfect car to add forced induction, this is a deal. The car is a dream on the track, and is 100% street legal and driveable every day. ASKING $24,000 firm. I feel the price reflects the true value of the car, incorporating a discount to fix the engine. The car is still driveable daily.
Please check out the web site first, then private me with questions.
JC in Dallas
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