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Hello, me and my friend are new to the world of cars we do not have
licences yet because were are still to young. We are intrested in fixing
up/maintaning cars by ourselves, we have made about 1000$ each to buy a car
to fix up before we get are licensesm, what RWD car that is easy to fix and
to add accesories too(V8's body kits, seats). We are looking for a car that
has readily avaliable parts and is under 1000$ not working?
vanboys
probably your best bet is to keep an eye on your local
Craigslist/classifieds/used car dealers. Cars of such little value don't
often even make it onto ebay, as they are probably worth just as much in
the scrap heap, especially if they are not running. Cars that where
cunning where probably clunker specials, so it might be hard to find a car
with that budget. Your best bet might be something like an old Beetle.
Older cars are easier to work on, and if they have a big enough fan base,
parts should be easy enough to find. Other possibilities: Mustang II, 70's
Celica, AMC Eagle, Dodge Dart, Chevy Corvair.
Now I understand these where probably not the cars that you where hoping I
would tell you to get, as you where probably inspired by The Fast and the
Furious (who else would want RWD with body kits and seats), But with your
budget and level of experience, the above mentioned cars are probably a
better fit for your needs.
dvdrose18
its actually not what we had in mind to start but after a little research
we have discoverd this was the cheapest way to fix up cars buy the
nonworking 1970's ones and get them working again thanks for your advice we
are probably gonna find an old MG or an MGB to fix up thankyou.
vanboys
Okay, I gotta question for you smart guy. If you didn't really want an
answer to your question because you think you've already got it figured
out, why did you waste the time and bandwidth? Just to see yourself
type?
No need to answer, the question was rhetorical. Stupid child.
vwhobo
