Is this car woth the money? link inside
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Is this car woth the money? link inside
I am shopping for a nice second generation gs and found this one, do you guys thing its worth the money with the year/miles?? Thank you very much
http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/cto/1066593469.html
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I agree it is a nice looking car and I am still planning on setting up a time to view it, but is kelly blue book that far off in pricing?? I checked out a 98 gs300 and checked all the options and it showed private party value in excellent condition at 6745. Are they normally that far off in their values? Thanks again for all the insight.
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looks great. The big engine maintenance looks done , but it's still a 98 so will likely need a suspension refresh, as I don't see that work in the list.
Probably going to need balljoints/tierods/steering rack bushings, and likely new shocks. You might want to budget $500-1k for that to just get back to original handling performance(depending on what you do and labor rates).
This suspension suggestions is based on my own very lightly driven 98 which currently is at 70k miles
Probably going to need balljoints/tierods/steering rack bushings, and likely new shocks. You might want to budget $500-1k for that to just get back to original handling performance(depending on what you do and labor rates).
This suspension suggestions is based on my own very lightly driven 98 which currently is at 70k miles
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I agree it is a nice looking car and I am still planning on setting up a time to view it, but is kelly blue book that far off in pricing?? I checked out a 98 gs300 and checked all the options and it showed private party value in excellent condition at 6745. Are they normally that far off in their values? Thanks again for all the insight.