[SSSIERA]

hey guys and gals
just a quick one
im on the look out for a sierra
budget is 1500 ($2000 max)
idealy licensed
MUST have a decent 1.3 in it (less kms than mine, thats not hard)
and MUST have a working trans case
any other goodies will be considered
best case secenario it will have
a set of good seats and door cards in it aswell!
couldnt give a stuff about the body!

im sick to death of my heep of shit not going and trying to polish a turd! (its drive line) so when i get back from holidays its gonna be all systems go, so that its drive able before i go back to work!
anything that is taken out of it will be replaced with stuff from the other zook and ima fuck it of to who ever wants it!

anyone who finds me a good deal (all thats listed above for a decent price) ill buy ya a spoters carton

cheers
troy

[buzbox]

A word of advice. When you buy an old car it is expected alot of parts will need replacing or renewing. The good thing about renewing or replacing these parts is that once it's done it will last as long as the original. (supposably)

So if you buy another turd, you will most probably be in the same hole as you are now.

[MrRocky]

in w.a. 2k gets you a bucket of shit

[alien]

^^ what they said - get your current junk all reconditioned/replaced and you'll have piece of mind, and warranty depending on who does the work and supplies the parts.

depending on whats really wrong with it, $2k would go a long way to fixing it anyway.

[laurie]

buzbox wrote:

A word of advice. When you buy an old car it is expected alot of parts will need replacing or renewing. The good thing about renewing or replacing these parts is that once it's done it will last as long as the original. (supposably)

So if you buy another turd, you will most probably be in the same hole as you are now.

x2
i'm afraid you might have to triple your budget at least
might be better off putting your cash into the car you have now
2g will be a good start.
plus as you rebuild you get reliability and knowledge.