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well, you ARE retarded so...

TheRandom1 wrote: well, you ARE retarded so...

true true.. i killed the car i had so many good times in.. o many many..haha.

Oh well, shit happens.

What's your budget on a new car? I see several good candidates on the boards for under 6 or 7K...

TheRandom1 wrote:Oh well, shit happens.

What's your budget on a new car? I see several good candidates on the boards for under 6 or 7K...

i dont know rite now.. i see theres a guy from florida with a blue srt-4 for only $8700 seems good..

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I would personally stay away from for sale posts by someone who has 1 post.

I dislike the fact that someone can sign up for a forum to sell their car and never come back. I prefer to buy a car from a dealership if I can, or if I go to a private seller, someone I know, or who knows someone else I know, etc...

TheRandom1 wrote:I would personally stay away from for sale posts by someone who has 1 post.

I dislike the fact that someone can sign up for a forum to sell their car and never come back. I prefer to buy a car from a dealership if I can, or if I go to a private seller, someone I know, or who knows someone else I know, etc...

true..

would be nice if you could get that car for that price. seems cheap though.

It maybe an unreported wreck repair, or something. Who knows but it seems shady for sure. Maybe check it out IN PERSON, it is a good price.

I don't think that $8700 is a low price for a car with 87,000 miles..

1 dollar for every thousand miles? Seems fair...

He's also got it for sale on SRTforums. Only over here to get more coverage.

There's also a swapped 00 Neon on SRTforums for $7k in NY. Looks pretty sick too.

TheRandom1 wrote:1 dollar for every thousand miles? Seems fair...

that would only be $87 BUCKS.

sidepipe87 wrote:I don't think that $8700 is a low price for a car with 87,000 miles..

That's a dirt cheap price, buuuuut, I would avoid that car like the plaque. It's got little kid stickers all over it (seriously, a hand flipping the bird on the front fender), which means that there's a 99% chance that someone under 20 owns it. That being said, about 85% of owners that young (that I've met) have absolutely no idea how to care for their cars, and generally beat the living crap out of them.

Don't do it.

MoxHair wrote:

TheRandom1 wrote:1 dollar for every thousand miles? Seems fair...

that would only be $87 BUCKS.

Even MORE fair that way!

Your insurance on an SRT will be higher now that you totaled out a vehicle, so that $240 will go up. If it had been a minor accident it would probably have stayed at that $240, but because you totaled a car it will raise it.

LilSparkPlug wrote:

MoxHair wrote:

TheRandom1 wrote:1 dollar for every thousand miles? Seems fair...

that would only be $87 BUCKS.

Even MORE fair that way!

Your insurance on an SRT will be higher now that you totaled out a vehicle, so that $240 will go up. If it had been a minor accident it would probably have stayed at that $240, but because you totaled a car it will raise it.

ahh stop reminding me. lol. well i might try to find me a cheap 1gn for the being and see where it goes from there..

Acura RSX and Toyota Celica prices are down, if you're into that sort of thing.

Thanks for making me look dumb, Mox. And after I defended your honor too...

TheRandom1 wrote:Thanks for making me look dumb, Mox. And after I defended your honor too...

What a douche

Neon4Life: seen that blue srt4 rollin by me a few times in town...it looks like its been beat on its whole life

U could always buy my car... Lol u know u want too. It comes with megans

wiggyx wrote:

sidepipe87 wrote:I don't think that $8700 is a low price for a car with 87,000 miles..

That's a dirt cheap price, buuuuut, I would avoid that car like the plaque. It's got little kid stickers all over it (seriously, a hand flipping the bird on the front fender), which means that there's a 99% chance that someone under 20 owns it. That being said, about 85% of owners that young (that I've met) have absolutely no idea how to care for their cars, and generally beat the living crap out of them.

Don't do it.

Yup plus he sprayed it...

sxxxt wrote:U could always buy my car... Lol u know u want too. It comes with megans

ive thought about it.. hmmm... well have to wait and see how muh they give me for mine.

Id sell ya my R/T but I have yet to completely put it back together. I will have it bk on the streets this summer. only 50,093 miles LOL I hope u put her bk together and if u end up needing bumpers let me know especially if u r getting those fogs from me. I got the rest of my kit here still and several other parts. ill let you know when I find the complete kit and get it boxed back up. keep in touch my main man also let me know if u end up lookin 4 a car. I can usually pik up pretty good cars 4 a reasonable price (connections).

MyNeonSaysHi wrote:

wiggyx wrote:

sidepipe87 wrote:I don't think that $8700 is a low price for a car with 87,000 miles..

That's a dirt cheap price, buuuuut, I would avoid that car like the plaque. It's got little kid stickers all over it (seriously, a hand flipping the bird on the front fender), which means that there's a 99% chance that someone under 20 owns it. That being said, about 85% of owners that young (that I've met) have absolutely no idea how to care for their cars, and generally beat the living crap out of them.

Don't do it.

Yup plus he sprayed it...

Like spray paint?! Fail.

No, he had NOOOSSSSSSSSSSSS

racer12306 wrote:No, he had NOOOSSSSSSSSSSSS

This.
I would stay from that monstrosity. You can always come out to Missouri and buy this wrecked commerative SRT-4 for $4k..But it was sprayed too.

ok i got a question for anyone who has done this..

how hard is it to change the radiator core support frame ??

If I'm not mistaken... you drill out the spot welds and have to weld a new one in.

After making sure your measurements are correct a few times, double checking against everything else, making sure your frame is straight, etc etc etc etc...

Basically, if you can weld, you can do it. I wouldn't do it if you aren't an experienced welder, however.

TheRandom1 wrote:If I'm not mistaken... you drill out the spot welds and have to weld a new one in.

After making sure your measurements are correct a few times, double checking against everything else, making sure your frame is straight, etc etc etc etc...

Basically, if you can weld, you can do it. I wouldn't do it if you aren't an experienced welder, however.

ok thanks. just wondered.. my dad can weld.. so we are all good.. i might end up fixing the car my self.. but i dont wanna say too much rite now before i realize what im gonna do.. ill let everyone know what im planing for the neon,tomorrow night.

good luck man on whatever you decide