$15,000 for FD with 39k on it?
03-21-02, 09:47 AM
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if it's in like new condition, ****** it. check out the car in and out tho, make sure it doesn't have a hidden problem and the wear items like pedals, brake pads, steering wheel, wiper arms and shift **** aren't wore a lot - it could be a scam... odometer can be turned back or the dash can be a replaced one you know. run carfax and ask for service records too. Why would the seller sell for cheap if it's lo mi and presumably in good condition? No one is stupid when it comes to money.
03-21-02, 11:46 AM
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They don't seem to run that much around here. I can find alot more FDs than FCs, much less TIIs. I am trying to stay away from payments but if I can't find my TII then an FD will have to due 
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