Should I invest in this and resale it when I fix it?
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Should I invest in this and resale it when I fix it?
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/2093393634.html
apparently it has a broken water jacket seal. Its a nice fc, and im sure if i get it running I can sell it and make some profit.
Worth it?
apparently it has a broken water jacket seal. Its a nice fc, and im sure if i get it running I can sell it and make some profit.
Worth it?
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It all depends on the paint job. If you supply paint and do the body work and prime, then that would be a very reasonable price.
I've painted cars for $100 dollars in paint and materials and had a very nice, durable paint job. But I can paint and do body work.
I've painted cars for $100 dollars in paint and materials and had a very nice, durable paint job. But I can paint and do body work.
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it is cheap, due to engine problems. But the paint looks like it needs work too.
I mean, after you restore the engine and the paint, it's gonna prolly grow into you and ur gonna end up keeping it
buy it!
I mean, after you restore the engine and the paint, it's gonna prolly grow into you and ur gonna end up keeping it
buy it!
Last edited by wjk0817; 12-04-10 at 01:02 AM.
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It sounds like a decent deal but if your planning on making a profit when you sell it you may be in for a suprise. An NA FC has a price celing no matter what is done to it.
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One that nice, he could easily turn a profit. He may not strike it rich, but he could make a profit.
Car for $750, pick up a good n/a keg for $300, sell the car for $2000.
Car for $750, pick up a good n/a keg for $300, sell the car for $2000.
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