View Poll Results: How much did you pay?
$0-500
68
15.32%
$501-1000
46
10.36%
$1001-1500
53
11.94%
$1501-2000
42
9.46%
$2001-2500
41
9.23%
$2501-3000
42
9.46%
$3001-3500
33
7.43%
$3501-4000
21
4.73%
$4001-4500
15
3.38%
$4501-5000
22
4.95%
more than $5000
54
12.16%
Bought it new
7
1.58%
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How much did YOU pay???
#28
got mine for$ 300 out of a tow yard.... guy thought it had a blown motor..swap the starter started right up..but had a rproblem...turned out to be a $50 dollar water thermo sensor!!!! awesome interior...few dents...plus free 17"konigs w/parada tires thanks to the auto-repo industry.
#29
Nothing to see here.
$5000 for a 91 TII with 87k miles on it. Everything perfect, including compression.
First thing I did? Drove it to Kevin Landers and rebuilt and streetported the engine and ported the wastegate.
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First thing I did? Drove it to Kevin Landers and rebuilt and streetported the engine and ported the wastegate.
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#32
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Originally posted by knightkarr
Here's my new phat ride . I just got it 2 days ago, paid $3k, '87 TII 71k original miles, interior is in really good condition.
Here's my new phat ride . I just got it 2 days ago, paid $3k, '87 TII 71k original miles, interior is in really good condition.
#35
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$ 3,300 for an 88 FC3C with 65K miles. Car had been hit on driver's door and stored. Replacement door looked to be in good shape. Had car 10 months now. No unusual problems.
#36
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Besides the normal ebay/thepartstrader/autotrader/the forum where else you guys look for cars?? Im in the process of looking for a TII that needs some work and just wondered where you guys found yours.
#39
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BTW, spending the same amount of money, what would look better, a different color or a very similar color to the original one? Any difference?
Thanks
Thanks
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I paid around $4500 for mine. I know, I know I paid to much. But it had a rebuilt motor, new paint job, and other little custom things: cd changer built into the bins, cross drilled rotors, and side markers. It came in good condition. The main prob. was an exhaust leak, but I put an exhaust system on it right away so I knew it wouldn't matter.
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2800 for an 88 'vert with 190,000 miles in good condition (cracked radio surround, a few VERY minor chips in paint, and seats need reupholstering)... I'm not sure if its been rebuilt or not... I'm assuming that it hasn't, but cant afford the rebuild now, so I'm hoping the engine will last until I can afford it... I was thinking about swapping for a TII when it goes, but not completely decided on that yet...
#49
Originally posted by razorback
that car looks almost exactly like mine. same color, only mine has a spoiler and doesnt have that black strip around it. do you know what color it is called?
that car looks almost exactly like mine. same color, only mine has a spoiler and doesnt have that black strip around it. do you know what color it is called?
Oh and I paid $1300 for mine with a "bad water seals." Just needed a radiator and water pump actually. It got a Fluidyne and OEM water pump and was good to go. Now the engine is apart getting rebuilt/ported.