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My wife crashed our 1989 SC 5sp. She ran the drivers side door into a light post, causing damage to the drivers side door, rear quarter panel, and frame. The windshield is cracked and one of the brake lines in the rear is severed so it is movable but not drivable. There still are a lot of good parts. Here is a partial list.
The Good =NEW(N) or RECENT(R)
Air Flow Unit R
Crank and Camshaft Sensor R
Timing Chain R
Air Conditioning Condenser N(air blows cold)
Radiator R
Brake Job (all 4) R
Pioneer Stereo (original included) N
Alpine Speakers (originals included) N
Steel Pulleys & New Belts N
K&N Filter & Kit R
Working Sunroof with New Seal R
4 good wheels, 1 with some brake fluid burn
4 good tires, 1 mismatched
Good Exhaust
New Ball Joints & Tie Rod Ends R
Body Parts:
Hood, Front Bumper, Whole Front Clip
Passenger Side Intact
Trunk Lid and Rear Bumper
Very Nice Interior-All Gauges Work
The engine runs great. Nice and smooth ,no smoke, only minor fluid leaks.
12 to 14 lbs of boost and fresh oil in the Supercharger. The car has
200000 miles on it, all from us as we have owned it since new. The
original clutch is still in the car! Most of the miles were highway.
The transmission is good as we have always double clutched. It is beginning
to get stiff as you are going into 5th. The rear end is good and the posi works just fine. Maintenance records, an original factory shop manual, and original sales brochures go along with the car. Now here is the real interesting part of the deal. I want $750 for the car. However, that includes delivery to any of the lower 48 states within a month of the funds being received, in an enclosed trailer. The car will have a good freshly charged battery in it. You can start it and move it around. If you decide you do not like it, the car goes back and I keep $250 of the total. If you want to pick it up yourself you can have it for $500. Paypal, Money Orders and Personal Checks are acceptable funds. Please contact me at kayercpa@viafamily.com, rather than the club site. I will be glad to answer questions.
The pictures were taken after the accident and just before I put the car in storage for the winter.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity.
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My wife crashed our 1989 SC 5sp. She ran the drivers side door into a light post, causing damage to the drivers side door, rear quarter panel, and frame. The windshield is cracked and one of the brake lines in the rear is severed so it is movable but not drivable. There still are a lot of good parts. Here is a partial list.
The Good =NEW(N) or RECENT(R)
Air Flow Unit R
Crank and Camshaft Sensor R
Timing Chain R
Air Conditioning Condenser N(air blows cold)
Radiator R
Brake Job (all 4) R
Pioneer Stereo (original included) N
Alpine Speakers (originals included) N
Steel Pulleys & New Belts N
K&N Filter & Kit R
Working Sunroof with New Seal R
4 good wheels, 1 with some brake fluid burn
4 good tires, 1 mismatched
Good Exhaust
New Ball Joints & Tie Rod Ends R
Body Parts:
Hood, Front Bumper, Whole Front Clip
Passenger Side Intact
Trunk Lid and Rear Bumper
Very Nice Interior-All Gauges Work
The engine runs great. Nice and smooth ,no smoke, only minor fluid leaks.
12 to 14 lbs of boost and fresh oil in the Supercharger. The car has
200000 miles on it, all from us as we have owned it since new. The
original clutch is still in the car! Most of the miles were highway.
The transmission is good as we have always double clutched. It is beginning
to get stiff as you are going into 5th. The rear end is good and the posi works just fine. Maintenance records, an original factory shop manual, and original sales brochures go along with the car. Now here is the real interesting part of the deal. I want $750 for the car. However, that includes delivery to any of the lower 48 states within a month of the funds being received, in an enclosed trailer. The car will have a good freshly charged battery in it. You can start it and move it around. If you decide you do not like it, the car goes back and I keep $250 of the total. If you want to pick it up yourself you can have it for $500. Paypal, Money Orders and Personal Checks are acceptable funds. Please contact me at kayercpa@viafamily.com, rather than the club site. I will be glad to answer questions.
The pictures were taken after the accident and just before I put the car in storage for the winter.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity.
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