Re: YJ written off to buy or not to buy
In article <3gv2b.839136$ro6.16592447@news2.calgary.shaw.ca >,
JeepTJ <jeeptj@shaw.caNOSPAM> wrote: >I posted my TJ in the newsgroup here a few weeks ago, and now it's sold (for >a lot less than I originally paid for it). I'm going back to school this >term, and the little lady wants to get either an older Toyota/Nissan pickup. >I found a 1989 YJ, but it has been written off (and repaired). It has new >paint, looks good, runs nice. The YJ is in my price range, but I'm just >wondering what you guys feel about buying written off vehicles, and if I >should do that or not. Or even things I should look around for when buying >an older YJ (1989 YJ Islander). I bought a 94 Sahara YJ and it needs a lot of little things. Coolant system rebuild :0), new body mounts, new bracket for tranny mount, refurbishing frame, front bumper and towing hitch with POR15. Also POR15ing the inside once I remove the rug. Need all new spring bumps. Lots of little stuff but the drive train and engine are great at 189500 miles. I got it much less than 10% of original MSRP not including tax. MSRP was $18340 or something like that. I got the window sticker with it. Take it for a test drive and make sure you like the way it drives. That's what I did. -- <html><form><input type crash></form></html> nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail |
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