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Well, I finally purchased a project car after wanting one for at least 13 years. Here were my prerequisites: RWD, Manual, T-Tops or Convertible, Sporty, Cheap.

I looked at a few cars, and was willing to make sacrifices if needed to. I looked at F-Bodies, G-Bodies, BMW 633's, Volvo 244's, and a few others that I decided against.

Well, I'm going to play a game, who can guess the car? It met all of the above requirements. If y'all don't guess it quickly I will start to give hints. And technically I haven't bought it yet as it is still in another city.

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90's Generation Monte Carlo. Those were sweet rides unlike the ugly fwd monte they been pushing on people in the 21st century.

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90's Generation Monte Carlo. Those were sweet rides unlike the ugly fwd monte they been pushing on people in the 21st century.

Uh ... the "90s Generation" Monte Carlo was front-wheel drive.

chevrolet-monte-carlo-39.jpg

This wasn't, however.

1985CMC.jpg

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300ZX. :P

quoted for the win.

I saw some cool Old's cutlass's here in town but the guy wanted more than I could afford. The bimmer would probably be too expensive to work on. Ultimately my only real choice for my price range was the 300zx. I ended up spending $1100 for a running 1987 Turbo. Straight body and decent interior (no major rips). Granted it's going to need work, but I finally got a project car. He's a shot he provided for reference.

300zx.jpg

Cliff Notes:

1987 300zx Turbo

131k miles

$1100

5 Speed

T-Tops

Straight Body

Good Interior - Red

Needs Engine work

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quoted for the win.

I saw some cool Old's cutlass's here in town but the guy wanted more than I could afford. The bimmer would probably be too expensive to work on. Ultimately my only real choice for my price range was the 300zx. I ended up spending $1100 for a running 1987 Turbo. Straight body and decent interior (no major rips). Granted it's going to need work, but I finally got a project car. He's a shot he provided for reference.

300zx.jpg

Cliff Notes:

1987 300zx Turbo

131k miles

$1100

5 Speed

T-Tops

Straight Body

Good Interior - Red

Needs Engine work

No joke, the guy I first fell in love with had that exact year, body, color inside and out, t-tops, etc. At the time I didn't know stick or I would have driven it. It's a nice ride :) Congrats!

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Cliff Notes:

1987 300zx Turbo

131k miles

$1100

5 Speed

T-Tops

Straight Body

Good Interior - Red

Needs Engine work

Wow ... seems like a great deal ... CONGRATS :).

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church lady/Well now, isn't that a pretty little Datsun?/church lady :AH-HA_wink:

Seriously lakie, sounds like a fun project. More pics please, when you get a chance.

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There was a decent GN for sale in the area but he wanted 11k. I also saw a sweet t-type, but I was afraid to call and ask price because it was so nice. No way it was going for $1100. Here are some photos that the seller took.

300front.jpg

300interior.jpg

300engine.jpg

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