Rodger
True Classic
Not mine and no relation. https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/6640798282.html
props to the owners for putting 170K miles on the car. Shows it was given a lot of care throughout its life. I would trust that more than many lower mileage cars in this case.
I know I'm the third owner of my '82 Fiat, because it came with a healthy supply of service records. I'm pretty sure I'm the fourth owner of my '85 Bertone. It came with almost no paper trail to speak of, except for the receipt for a full tune-up that the PO gave it -- the cost of which might have played into his decision to try to find a new owner. As a young owner, he might have had the startling revelation that cars are not cheap, even if you bought it from a nice, friendly old lady, for a song. Regular servicing and gasoline fill-ups are sizable investments or costs over the lifetime of a good vehicle.you two are exceptions to the norm, and so is the owner or POs for the car for sale above.
Ha, you have no idea how thin the ice is that I am on right now with my X habit.Hey Rodger - you should buy it. Geez....how mad could she get ??
8 X1/9s!? That's crazy...no wait - never mind.I am up to 8 x1/9's now. Wife even went with Me to pick up the last one. And helped push it into the carport. She has one of the 8 and enjoy's driving it! even more now that the burnt exhaust valve has been replaced (you know they run a LOT better on all 4)
you two are exceptions to the norm, and so is the owner or POs for the car for sale above. I hope to be able to get my car up to that some day. Preventative and normal maintenance sounds nice compared to have my seats in long term storage in the rafters of the garage for over a year while I work on it.