thinking of another fixer-uper
well, not sure if anybody will be able to give me any feedback but i am looking into the purchase of my grandma'* 1993 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. The car was bought new by my grandma, given to my uncle in 2002 who drove it and sold it to his neighbor about a year ago. Since then, its sat in the guy'* garage. Here'* some info on it:
*140 HP 3.1 MPFI engine
*4T60E Transaxle
*factory dual exhaust
*coupe
*bright white paint
*black cloth interior with semi-electronic climate controls
*"upgraded" factory 6 speaker Delco stereo
*130,XXX miles with bottom end of engine rebuilt at 120,XXX miles
Needs: brakes, good cleaning
Planning to offer: $800 since it sold for $1000 nearly 2 years ago.
seem a fair place to start? seem like a decent buy?
*140 HP 3.1 MPFI engine
*4T60E Transaxle
*factory dual exhaust
*coupe
*bright white paint
*black cloth interior with semi-electronic climate controls
*"upgraded" factory 6 speaker Delco stereo
*130,XXX miles with bottom end of engine rebuilt at 120,XXX miles
Needs: brakes, good cleaning
Planning to offer: $800 since it sold for $1000 nearly 2 years ago.
seem a fair place to start? seem like a decent buy?
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I had a 78 Cutlass and loved it. It was the first car I had with all the bells and whistles and some giddyup. Of course back then they still had a V-8. But for $800, if it all works and the engine'* sounding good, sounds like a nice D.D. and you help a family member get rid if something not in use.
IIRC you have to jack the engine up to change the sparkplugs,my friend had one of the ragtop models and I remember when he tried to do a tuneup,it was funny as hell back then well for me at least..
Other than that it sounds like a decent deal.

Other than that it sounds like a decent deal.
Id get it... if nothing else you could always use it as a trade in on a bonnie later down the road hehe 
as long as its in good condition, mechanical wise, it would be a good deal, get you around, help them out with getting rid of it, and its not too expensive

as long as its in good condition, mechanical wise, it would be a good deal, get you around, help them out with getting rid of it, and its not too expensive
i am thinking about it. i'm reluctant to give up my alero for something 7 years older but at the same time, i'm confident i'd do better with money that way. i could buy it for 800 and sell the alero for $3200 to $3000 and have lots of money for college expenses.
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