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| e-maxx:
It's like $200 for liability for both of my cars I would of gotten classic insurance for the alfa but I'm not old enough :( |
| XR-7:
So guys, about my car. Murphy's Law happened, and to tl;dr, I may meet a guy who's selling a very nice '04 Crown Victoria on Sunday. Still arranging plans (and of course in a totally public place) but we'll see what happens. |
| Foxscotch:
I would totally drive a crown vic. that's like the only american car that I would like, aside from the sports cars |
| XR-7:
--- Quote from: Foxscotch on February 27, 2016, 12:11:00 AM ---I would totally drive a crown vic. that's like the only american car that I would like, aside from the sports cars --- End quote --- There is a student on my campus with a beautiful silver Crown Victoria. I think it's a very recent model since it's E85 compatible, but it always grabs my attention and I'm practically drooling over it. This one that I'm going to look at is $3500, 2 owner (first owner ran a car dealership in Georgia), has no rust at all, and the current owner claims the undercarriage is cleaner than the exterior of the car (which is not bad at all), and has 146000 miles. He also just put a new water pump on it. I'd also be upgrading my 3.8L V6 in my Buick to the 4.6L V8 in the Crown Vic ;) Actual craigslist image: Kelley Blue Book values the car at $2,665 for excellent condition, so I'm probably going to make offers somewhere between there iff I think it's a good fit. |
| Pastrey Crust:
Hay guys, I just hit another truck in the mud at 40km and thr other guy was probably going at 70. The corner is pretty much wrecked. It's amazing how the bumper absorbed the impact and how the cabin was intact. I felt a slight bump. Nothing tough. It was a frontal hit, both vehicles frontal. My left side and his right side. How can I remove the bumper that's preventing the wheel from rolling and moving to the sides? I used a shovel to lift it up but still scrapes when turning. The suspention was, surprisingly, intact as well. I also now have a 3D lisence plate! The bottom part was ripped out to allow the wheel to move. |
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