My awesome craigslist find of the month #2:
First find was the Saturn for $900. Then there's this: I picked up this set of factory service manuals for 1995 Camaro/Firebird for $50 today and a trip to Rochester Nh and back. SICK FIND!!!! I have been looking for these since I got my car almost two years ago, and prices are at least triple on ebay and can't find them anywhere. Fuck yeah! Adding these to my bible collection. :D
http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs214...._2977352_n.jpg :ebay::piss: :klab: |
damn nice dude, but I dont' ever consider a Saturn a "find" unless you are being paid to take it to a junk yard
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I consider it a find because for $900 I got a 2000 Saturn with no rot or body damage, no problems needed only a wheel bearing and a few tune ups, gets 30mpg, and IS MORE RELIABLE THAN OUR CAMARO'S, 150k and goinggggg ;) So with still only about $1100 into it its a pretty damn good find because its been getting me to work and school and everywhere economically while my Camaro is warm and cozy :D
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^^^^ YOUR REBUTTAL CAPTAIN HEARTBEAT!?!?!?!
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You wont find ANY rot on a PLASTIC car body Captain Obvious! lmao
Congrats on the manuals Dick! |
Moron I'm talking about the undercarriage!!! Its fresh underneath.
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the problems being that it is only in a way "more reliable" than our camaros. The timing belt have a tendency of breaking for no apparent reason and in doing so destroying the heads (happened to my moms car), the calilpers have this funny thing of just freezing up at random, sometimes so much that it boils the brake fluid and all sorts-a-good shtuff happens (happened to two of my friend's cars). They're transmissions...well they just suck in every way possible, like they will get stuck in gears for prolonged periods of time, like to slip and also just blow. The headlights have some of the most uneven lighting I've ever seen in a car. If you get in crash or fender bender for that matter, good luck, cause your driving something with about the same amount of metal in it as a tin can. The valves like to stick all the time. If your gas cap isn't on "just right", the car will start to buck for some reason and you need to get out, undo it, redo and pray the car likes how you put it on. Oh, and their PCM has this "advanced" feature where it likes to make your car decelerate as you are trying to enter a highway sometimes. The ignition switches have this funny thing about the cold, they don't like to work in it sometimes. Oooo, here is my favorite, somtimes the motor fucks up when you try to brake while exiting the highway, and it revs to redline, anf yd when you tap the brakes it locks them, sometimes braking a rotor and you of you go into the woods! Cool huh?! Other than that though, they are very reliable and all over "awesome" cars. You want to some more? Cause I have a whole slew of these little buggars!
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oh and I am Captain Heartbeat!
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They are just about as safe as our Camaro's too, they have a pretty strong steel chassis, you think its made entirely of plastic for some reason... Just the body panels that cover the chassis are fiberglass. So they are pretty cheap to fix too, just buy a new fiberglass skin and straighten out the skeleton under it and put the new panel one :) So in conclusion, your moms car was completely fucked and that's unfortunate that all that happened but it doesn't mean Saturn's are un roadworthy from the factory, come on you sound silly saying all this. I'm guessing the trans went, she didn't care/notice and just kept driving on it till it fell apart. Sounds like lack of maintenance to me, somebody maintained my car and my sisters which probably explains why ours are still running and very reliable and cheap with over 150k on each. :) Saturn's FTW. |
wow someones sensitive about his crappy lil beater...
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