Subject	Plan on a timing belt due to age
Posted by	TTkeeper on April 22, 2008 at 10:48 AM
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In Reply To	While we are on the subject.... 1992 TT 31K original miles.. posted by nawsss on April 22, 2008 at 09:32 AM
Message	Also realize that modifications to a TT can run from the hundreds of dollars to thousands. Most people don't recover all their "mod" money when they sell a TT...which is great for a buyer because they can get a stage 4 or higher TT for that kind of money, although it will have higher miles. What probably tips the decision is the condition of the paint and leather. A good paint job is expensive...probably more than many of the popular mods people do. Just remember, if the car is stolen or totaled you'll probably only get the book value of the car which could leave you "upside down" money wise.
Follow Ups	While we are on the subject.... 1992 TT 31K original miles.. - nawsss 09:32:36 04/22/08 15.5k is a steal (n/m) - Guapo 09:36:19 04/22/08 2nd, if it's truely flawless and original. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:39:49 04/22/08 3rd. Snatch it up before the seller realizes it's too cheap (n/m) - Yoshi 16:23:54 04/22/08 What makes you say that it is mint? - Z_Cherub 09:48:13 04/22/08 Re: What makes you say that it is mint? - nawsss 09:50:55 04/22/08 Sounds alright. I'm always skeptical of what sellers say. - Z_Cherub 10:01:04 04/22/08 Re: What makes you say that it is mint? - nawsss 10:34:56 04/22/08 Ask yourself, are you going to drive it? or watch it sit? (n/m) - SuparexTT 09:59:43 04/22/08 I don't drive mine except maybe once a month, and I'm - xAzraelx 10:49:16 04/22/08 Plan on a timing belt due to age - TTkeeper 10:48:06 04/22/08 depends on your definition of "mint", I hear and see that - LJZTT 11:26:12 04/22/08
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