It sounded pretty good till you got to the rust part. Anyone
thats had rust repaired knows its often worse then it appears once you get
things appart. I'm wondering why someone put air shocks on a low mieage car. Is
he the original owner?
I would think $2000 would be the top offer given
the rust problem.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 5:51 AM
Subject: IML: 75 test drive
A happy memorial day to everyone I would like an
opinion as to the worth of a 75 Crown Coupe I am thinking of
buying.
The good is that it has 48,000 miles. The owner claims it
is actual, and the overall condition of the car seems to support the
claim. Very nice leather interior with minor cracking on the drivers
side seat. All gages, radio , lights , seats and windows function. The car
drives down the road well with surprising pep. The four wheel disc
brakes stopped the car with little effort.
The bad about the car is
that the air conditioning is not working. The owner said the compressor is
shot and needs to be replaced. The engine also had a somewhat loud
"ticking" noise that I thought sounded like a lifter. There was an exhaust
leak some where under the hood. The owner also told me that the rear
air shocks needed replacing as they didn't hold air anymore . would these
shocks be available anymore?
The ugly about the car would have to be
the body. Though not a rust bucket by Minnesota standards , there was
bubbling starting around the wheel wells , and underneath the doors.
The paint ,though scratched in spots looked to be original.
The
seller of this car is asking $3000 or best offer. I told him I
would sleep on it and get back to him . Given my brief description
, would anyone care to venture what would be a reasonable
offer?.
Clay
Smith
67 Crown Coupe
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