Zoltan Finks wrote: > Zowie. Wonder why this message didn't show up in my gmail inbox until today. > > My wife wants a CD, and we're moving to the Seattle area in less than a year. > > > We want one in good shape that we don't have to mess with, or one in > decent shape that we can put money into fixing, then stop messing with > it. >
Does one ever stop messing with these? My vacuum system is giving me grief again, after I put in many hours last year chasing down leaks, replacing tubing, replacing the *(&^##$ under-dash cannisters for the climate control, etc. I am thinking if you want something you don't have to mess with, that would be something still under warranty from the dealer. The rest, sooner or later, you will be doing some wrenching on. The $10,000 asking price for a CD is extraordinary. I got mine for $1,500 with 116,000 miles on it and a trashed tranny. I paid too much. It would have been a $500 Kaleb Car. Still, it will be my buddy for probably another twenty years until the engine calls it quits (or I do.) Lee
