How much should I pay?
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How much should I pay?
For a '91 Legacy Turbo. It has 153,000 miles on it. All the options. Body is ok (some minor hail damage and a cracked windshield). New brakes, fuel pump, water pump, timing belt. Runs great.
I know what blue book is on it, but I also know that it's a fairly rare car that I really want.
I know what blue book is on it, but I also know that it's a fairly rare car that I really want.
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I say go for it. You already found one and you're interested in it.
What's the law in your state about getting a windshield replaced under insurance? My laws here in FL are pretty lax... If I had comprehensive on my car, I could probably get a new windshield now without even having a crack.
What's the law in your state about getting a windshield replaced under insurance? My laws here in FL are pretty lax... If I had comprehensive on my car, I could probably get a new windshield now without even having a crack.
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3000 seems OK.
I paid $3400 for my 94 w/ 97k on it, and it didn't have a dent on it. It did have a dent within 10 minutes of delivery along with a cracked winshied care of my mom and Buicks poor mudflap design (kicked a rock on the highway).
I paid $3400 for my 94 w/ 97k on it, and it didn't have a dent on it. It did have a dent within 10 minutes of delivery along with a cracked winshied care of my mom and Buicks poor mudflap design (kicked a rock on the highway).
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Cliff, I agree with Brat4by4. I'd say to pay as much as the car is worth to you. These cars are rare enough that the blue book value isn't necessarily a reliable indicator of the car's value. If you think the car is worth $3700 to you, then why not pay that much if it's necessary?
If you do want to try to convince the seller to reduce the price a little, ask her if maybe she'd go 50-50 with you on replacing the windshield or something like that.
If you do want to try to convince the seller to reduce the price a little, ask her if maybe she'd go 50-50 with you on replacing the windshield or something like that.
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