Subject	Assume the engine is blown and half the hardware is missing
Posted by	Antihero on March 07, 2013 at 3:53 PM
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In Reply To	buying a tt posted by JRFITZ on March 07, 2013 at 09:58 AM
Message	Seriously. Offer only what you would for a car with a blown engine, grinding transmission, etc. If the owner will not accept that price, move on. Taking on half done projects is 9/10 times is a disaster. How are the fasteners/accessories/cable ties/heat shields etc labled? do you just have a cardboard box of nuts and bolts? How many small "unimportant" parts are missing? threads stripped? nightmare. People don't just abondon easy projects. Anytime anyone says to you "just drop it in and finish up xyz super easy things" be very very suspicious. If it was that easy and they took the engine out, why wouldn't they put it back in and sell a whole car? Antihero Putting AMS garbage, and $500 ebay wheels on a Z is like dressing a Victorias Secret model in a Walmart dress and Payless shoes. You're embarrassing yourself.
Follow Ups	buying a tt - JRFITZ 09:58:52 03/07/13 Re: buying a tt - gsrteg 10:03:14 03/07/13 from research compession test - JRFITZ 10:20:23 03/07/13 Buy any car with the engine pulled is risky business - Gordo 93TT Daytona 11:08:29 03/07/13 2nd - ZXoltan 11:31:32 03/07/13 3rd Anything that you can't verify as working should be - zellamay 11:36:13 03/07/13 yeah on here browsing all the time - JRFITZ 11:48:19 03/07/13 You're liable to end up paying $3500 for the usuable parts - Gordo 93TT Daytona 12:20:52 03/07/13 So you want a TT swap, and are considering a car with - zellamay 12:55:48 03/07/13 an Ipp does me no good without all the needed parts - JRFITZ 13:04:46 03/07/13 Assume the engine is blown and half the hardware is missing - Antihero 15:53:33 03/07/13 very true - JRFITZ 07:36:51 03/08/13
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