Turning down a stored 87t2, Good choice?
Turning down a stored 87t2, Good choice?
I just looked at a car that was stored for 8 years. It fired up, but I wasn't sure about a rotary being stored that long in an open backyard. It needed work, but they wanted more that I think would be fair($2500). Did I skip a great deal or did I dodge a bullet?
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$2500 is about $2000 too much.
http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/unstore.htm
Unless it was stored correctly, you have a massive amount of work to do in order to get it back on the road.
http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/unstore.htm
Unless it was stored correctly, you have a massive amount of work to do in order to get it back on the road.
stored outside in Minnesota for 8 years? you made a wise decision, unless you're looking for a project, and even then, talking down from $2500 should be an easy task if you know the cars and what it takes to restore them to proper running condition.
I'm not neccesarily looking for a project car, but I'm not afraid of serious mechanical work. (I work on Toyota vehicles all day long at a dealer) I just didn't think that was a fair price, knowing what I do know about stored rotaries. BTW, I heard it sold for $1900+ from the seller.
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