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WayFast84 08-26-2007 01:41 PM

I am scared
 
I am browsing auto trader for a cheap car I can pick up and drive when I get my permit, I see a 95 dodge ram 1500 for $695 with $90,000 miles saying it has a weak trans I think no big deal, and then I looked at the gas mileage at 12/16, I show my mom the truck, and she says "NO! Krysta's(my sister) friend Kasey is yelling a 79 camaro for $2800 we are going to look at it tomorrow, But don't get your hopes up".

WTF did I do? :| Should I be happy or sad? Its supposedly dark blue, and an auto thats all I know, But I also know, he is a body guy/ painter, so The car should be in decent condition.

Edit, I think she's trying to bribe me into not getting a tattoo...

GP99GT 08-26-2007 02:00 PM

pics of sister required to further assess the situation

edit: and pics of kasey if its a female

WayFast84 08-26-2007 02:07 PM

No, and i think its a dude.

GP99GT 08-26-2007 02:13 PM

ttiwwp

trashman01 08-26-2007 03:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WayFast84 (Post 373849)
I am browsing auto trader for a cheap car I can pick up and drive when I get my permit, I see a 95 dodge ram 1500 for $695 with $90,000 miles saying it has a weak trans I think no big deal, and then I looked at the gas mileage at 12/16,

matt go look at my thread then show ur mom. she might change her tune. but the dodge gas trannys arent known for holding up, most of the time they blow cuz ppl tow with the overdrive on. my 5.9 got bout 13-14 around town and 20 going down the highway, not to bad but 60$ to fill up gets old real quick

Fast92RS 08-26-2007 05:45 PM

:stupid:
Quote:

Originally Posted by GP99GT (Post 373851)
pics of sister required to further assess the situation

edit: and pics of kasey if its a female


GP99GT 08-26-2007 07:03 PM

is she 21 by any chance? and likes acuras and hondas?

Squirrel 08-26-2007 07:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WayFast84 (Post 373849)
79 camaro for $2800 we are going to look at it tomorrow, But don't get your hopes up".

probably gonna be a bigger headache than its worth...

Icemansghost 08-26-2007 07:37 PM

I got a 1995 red hyundai with 66000 miles on it I asking 2100 obo

Mike 08-27-2007 07:33 AM

i have learned from reliable sources what wayfast's sister is a spitting image of him with long hair........people that want pics may take that how they please, and keep requesting if they so choose

Untamed 08-27-2007 09:05 AM

Take the 79 Camaro and be happy.

Sell the 84 TA and use the money to fix whatever needs fixing in the 79, or a fresh coat of paint if needed. Probably wont get enough from the 84 to do both.

Edit: You don't need a tattoo. You do need wheels to get to school and to your job.

12secondv6 08-27-2007 09:15 AM

Weren't you gonna parachute off a cliff??

WildBillyT 08-27-2007 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Untamed (Post 373986)
Take the 79 Camaro and be happy.

Sell the 84 TA and use the money to fix whatever needs fixing in the 79, or a fresh coat of paint if needed. Probably wont get enough from the 84 to do both.

Edit: You don't need a tattoo. You do need wheels to get to school and to your job.

X2.

79T/A 08-27-2007 10:36 AM

If you need a daily driver and are still in school, go with something cheap and good on gas, like a used (Sorry, UBG) foreign job or something American with four cylinders. Take the nice car out on the weekends and use the front wheel drive good on gas car to get back and forth to school and work.

When I was eighteen, I knew everything (Just like every other teenager) and told my parents, "I'm buying the Camaro I always wanted!" What's worse than that, I went out and bought an '83 with the anemic six-cylinder because I was going to drop in a small block. I promptly sold the Toyota Corolla I was driving and the project car became my daily driver. The result? Well, working part-time at the A & P while going to college and having a girlfriend didn't support putting a small block in my Camaro and the car fell apart piece by piece after driving it in the rain, snow and sleet. I'm 33 now, and FINALLY have a project car to play with. You've got one now; if you plan on keeping it, I'd advise against buying the '79 because then you'd have TWO project cars.

Just my two cents. Now excuse me while I go stick my head in the oven for sounding like an old man.

jims69camaro 08-27-2007 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 79T/A (Post 374008)
If you need a daily driver and are still in school, go with something cheap and good on gas, like a used (Sorry, UBG) foreign job or something American with four cylinders. Take the nice car out on the weekends and use the front wheel drive good on gas car to get back and forth to school and work.

When I was eighteen, I knew everything (Just like every other teenager) and told my parents, "I'm buying the Camaro I always wanted!" What's worse than that, I went out and bought an '83 with the anemic six-cylinder because I was going to drop in a small block. I promptly sold the Toyota Corolla I was driving and the project car became my daily driver. The result? Well, working part-time at the A & P while going to college and having a girlfriend didn't support putting a small block in my Camaro and the car fell apart piece by piece after driving it in the rain, snow and sleet. I'm 33 now, and FINALLY have a project car to play with. You've got one now; if you plan on keeping it, I'd advise against buying the '79 because then you'd have TWO project cars.

Just my two cents. Now excuse me while I go stick my head in the oven for sounding like an old man.

sound advice.

also, keep your head away from the oven.

Fast92RS 08-27-2007 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 79T/A (Post 374008)
If you need a daily driver and are still in school, go with something cheap and good on gas, like a used (Sorry, UBG) foreign job or something American with four cylinders. Take the nice car out on the weekends and use the front wheel drive good on gas car to get back and forth to school and work.

When I was eighteen, I knew everything (Just like every other teenager) and told my parents, "I'm buying the Camaro I always wanted!" What's worse than that, I went out and bought an '83 with the anemic six-cylinder because I was going to drop in a small block. I promptly sold the Toyota Corolla I was driving and the project car became my daily driver. The result? Well, working part-time at the A & P while going to college and having a girlfriend didn't support putting a small block in my Camaro and the car fell apart piece by piece after driving it in the rain, snow and sleet. I'm 33 now, and FINALLY have a project car to play with. You've got one now; if you plan on keeping it, I'd advise against buying the '79 because then you'd have TWO project cars.

Just my two cents. Now excuse me while I go stick my head in the oven for sounding like an old man.

I agree. Dont get another project. Sh*** or get off the pot...:lol:

Blacdout96 08-27-2007 05:04 PM

Do not get it if it's weak. My friend had a 99 with a 5.2 in it, while we were goign down the road, i was talking to him about how bad dodge trans's are, and BAM, smoke came out from everywhere, here the front pump broke and the fluid was leakign onto the exaust....never saw the truck run again lol

Rafterman 08-27-2007 07:26 PM

My daily driver was the 80 Pace car and man am i glad i now have the 89 GTA. throw it up on a lift before purchase, thats where my mistake came with the 80. unless that car is in good shape, stick with the 84.

WayFast84 08-28-2007 06:19 PM

Heres the deal, The guy was a painter, he was bored one night and got free paint from his work, and painted it one night. its decent for what it is, basically compare the paint job to my maaco paint, and the car it self cost's $200.

Basically Its a 79 z28 with a cowl hood, black from the lights past the windows, blue everywhere else, its a 350, headers, eddelbrock intake, and carb,IT IS LOUD!, the interior needs work.

car was stolen in NY but has since gotten a new vin number.

I have alot of thinking to do.

Mike 08-28-2007 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WayFast84 (Post 374534)
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car was stolen in NY but has since gotten a new vin number.

I have alot of thinking to do.

i would be done thinking.

Ian 08-28-2007 06:35 PM

stolen car = not worth it....no matter what!

Tru2Chevy 08-28-2007 06:37 PM

Stolen and then given a new VIN number? Cars don't just get new VIN numbers legally.....you know that right?

- Justin

WayFast84 08-28-2007 06:40 PM

its from the new york dmv. like the vin tag is gone, but now its NYXXXXXXXXX

GP99GT 08-28-2007 07:25 PM

id stay far, far away from that car

johnjzjz 08-28-2007 07:30 PM

buy a car that gets 30 plus miles to a gallon for your first car -- u will be living in it all the high performance stuff on hold till u have a real job MOM is not going to be happy with a 200 buck a week gas bill from you -- and play with your camaro when ever you have time -- 3 bucks a gallon for high test dude -- jz


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