Uncle says move the rex or give him the title.

I live in an Apartment and cannot park it here. Have no where else to send her.

I dont have the time to fix her up.

THE CAR HAS TO BE OUT BY THIS WEEKEND.

I swear to God this is a forced issue and It would be such a waste to hand the title over to someone who will on the very next day tow it to the crusher.

SERIOUSLY, MAKE AN OFFER

PM Me I will be online a while

 

Wow that's gotta be a kick in the *****! atomic nut punch your uncle until he says you can keep it!

 

In all fairness, he has been patient,....for a year. But yeah, basically your right

 

The atomic nut punch is the best special attack of all time. You just have to have your chakra guage full before the button combo.

I sent PM a few min ago, there is a slight possibility I could help.

 

if you've had a year, i figure its only fair. how much is wrong with it and why havent you fixed it in this time?

try and find someone else in philly to hold it for you in exchange for parts or something.. there has to be someone locally who would help you out.

g'luck man

 

The car is in awesome condition, it needs a rebuild and a few cosmetics.. NO RUST (except for a couple of bubbles on the sun roof) other than that it needs a passenger side door molding and an emblem.

I wish I knew someone out here that I could take her to.

This is really a very nice car

 

i wish i was closer, i'm a wrecker driver, i own a wrecker service and a body shop, good luck!

~Brad(THE Wrecker driver)~

 

Well, how long would it have to be held for. (granted if you still want the car.)

I'm pretty sure we could work out a deal if I held it for you, I'm only 2 or 3 hours away.

I'd hate to see someones dream kind of be forced down the *******, because I know how that goes and I wasn't a happy camper.

 

Scratch that, I just found out my driveway that houses both of my cars is going to be taken out and replaced with "flowers."

 

Doesnt look like he should care with all those other POSs sitting around the yard IMO.

~T.J.

 

Maybe he needs to make room for another old rusted out Van.


dood, Those things are becoming collector's items. A-Team conversion?

 

Fawk, I would LOVE to get that car, though space and money is tight. How much are you looking to get for it?

 

Fair, maybe a poor choice of words. What have you offered him in appreciation? Just saying its not fair, brings alot of questions. Now if you were paying storage fees or helping him out with things like cutting the grass, fixing the roof(generic examples) and he all of a sudden said that, then you would be 100% right. But if you haven't offered him anything in restitution.......the term up a creek without a paddle comes to mind. IF the car means that much to you you need to be doing something besides just letting it sit out there to become a potential rust heap/scrap steel.

Sorry for comin on strong like that, but so many people cry unfair when something doesn't go their way, and they have not contributed to the cause or done their fair share.
Like I said, If you have, then you are quite right. It's not fair.

Later,
Bill

 

At first I thought this thread was started by a yet another late-teens/ early 20--something kid who was used to depending heavily on his family. But then I checked your profile.

Born in 1969? You're 36? Holy ****, dude. I don't know what your job pays or what your financial obligations are, but never mind 36 --- at 21 most of us (except for the few ultra-Liberals) are pretty much on our own. We either rent storage space or barter to park it at a friend or relative's house.

Considering this car's condition, the storage route makes the most sense. The car is in good shape and would not take much to restore to like-new condition. It may not be worth much right now, but being an SE it's bound to be worth at least 10K in another 5 or 10 years, when GSL-SEs in drivable condition are few and far between.

Of course, If you still want to sell it cheap I'm sure somebody in your area would be glad to "take it off your hands." As for me, I'd just hate to have been one of those guys who in 1980 sold his mint-condition '67 Mustang Fastback for a measily 4K, only to see its value spike to 15K ten years later. Even adjusting for inflation, that would have represented a 150% return on investment --- if he'd only hung on for another 10 years.

 

not sure if your still around... but I would be interested. Not sure either what you would have to get for it but if it is too much my wife will def not go for it. Hate to low ball you but would hate more seeing it go to the crusher.

PM me if you want

Toxic_d