bloodMoney's Project V.2 Codename: Lily, Let's try this again.... Options

[bloodMoney]

It took 6 months of searching, but I finally found another 6g to replace my Abby....





She's a 96 GT 25th anniversary No. 0455. 128,xxx miles, Autofail, tan top.

There are a host of issues that need to be fixed, as with any new used car, but this is what I found so far:

Needs:
Driver's side axle
Driver's side wheel bearing
Poly bushings all around
Struts and springs
Fuel filler neck and gaskets
Wheels and Tires
Quarter Windows need adjusted
Door Cards
Deck lid leaks on the driver's side

There is some rust that needs to be addressed, but luckily it is still at the point where it can be fixed without too much trouble.

Once I get the steering/suspension fixed, I'll drive her like that for a bit to confirm that we're ok for daily duty, then we'll begin planning modifications.

I'll try and take more pictures as I get the opportunity. I'm just happy to be back in one.

This post has been edited by bloodMoney: May 19, 2014 - 9:46 AM

[Bitter]

Liability means if she hits something they pay to fix what she hit but not to fix her car. Say she hits a tree, her insurance would pay the property owner to replace the tree but she's on her ****ing own to fix the car. Her insurance may total the car, that happened when my Geo got rear ended. I walked away with $2,200 after the 'buy back' of $300. You're almost better off if they do that because you should get more money. Now, not that I need to say this but please go get your neck and back checked out. If there's medical issues you need to get it looked at ASAP because her insurance will try to bounce if you wait to get looked at. If they give you any ****ery just tell them it didn't hurt till the next day from the adrenaline or something. Odds are you're fine but sometimes things get damaged and they don't hurt right away, and that wasn't a love tap.