W O T

I hate working on the road, good job buddy

93z6t

yeah i hate having to work on cars when im not at home oh well sounds like you got that ---- under control at first i thought you were going to say that bitch blew up....

hotrex

so now the 500 dollar beater that was once a dscent deal is now a 1000 dollar beater and your sad because u got ripped.


sucks

Dx 101

sounds bout right. same kinda thing happend to me when i first bought my car tbelt h2o pump 2 days after i got it

SkunT

what do you expect. i would be happy with it.

turboDA6

how do you calculate 500 bux out of a 170 dollar radiator, some cheap coolant, belt or 2, n some autozone special tools..... at most its like 300... you need to go back to school u steriod retard

scottsi

"and once again the battleship misses its mark and takes another hit, down sinks the battle ship and its weak attempts at staying afloat fail once again."

idiot-stick

As i mentioned i was gonna work on my older brothers $300 turbo volvo. It ran like total ---- so I could see why it was only $300. With a little elbow grease, i managed to make it run smooth and haul a decent amount of ***. Probably has a nice 170-190whp. Not bad for $300. Oh yeah we realized that we had been driving around in his car all day with a squirrel residing in the passenger fender. With a little ether (to slow him down) and 2 leather gloves on my hand I was able to grab it out by it's tail. City squirrel is now country squirrel. It won't last long around these parts.

My volvo is really growing on me. I think it's a keeper.

B16CRXT

nice man! Couldnt you have just jb-welded that radiator neck back on and saved a couple hundred bucks?

I love getting decent cars for $500. I just got a 95 jeep cherokee for $500. I love it now that I've cleaned it up and got some new tires on it and changed the oil, air filter, plugs, pcv system and got my cruise working again. overall I have spent about $1100 on a very reliable daily driver that will be great when it ices for a few days this season and has 4wd and power everything. Oh yea, its only an extra $20 every 6 months on my insurance