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    Okay guys...

    I'm debating what to do.

    A friend just offered me his car for 200€.

    The car:

    1995 VW Golf GL, 4 door
    1.8 90hp
    about 130.000-150.000 kms, I'm not sure
    engine is pretty good, received a few new parts a few months ago for maintenance

    the one big negative about the car is the body: afaik it's pretty rustfree but it's got two damages: First the whole part under the left rearlight is damaged, pushed in a bit because he backed up into something a few months ago. Also the lower end of the rear right fender is a bit damaged because he hit my garden fence with it.


    The car in question, no pics of the damage though:






    Now I'm debating through these 3 options:


    Option 1:

    Don't buy it.

    Option 2:

    Buy it, then keep as winterdrive, short term plans for the bimmer would get moved a bit behind into the winter (i.e. 18"s)

    Option 3:

    Buy it, then use as daily as long as it runs, take apart the BMW and rebuild it as a project.




    If option 2 or 3, the Golf would be slammed, painted flat or rusted or something, I dunno, just something I won't care about too much in daily use.


    What's your guys take on this? I'm really not sure what i'll do about this.


    /edit:


    I might also buy it, store it for a while and once my BMW is looking better (i.e. a bit of rust fighting done, 18s on and so on), start repairing the damage and build a VR6 Harlequin out of it... but I dunno what it would cost to get the damage repaired at a body shop.
    10
    Don't buy it.
    0%
    1
    Buy it as winter drive.
    0%
    1
    Buy it as daily, rebuild BMW.
    0%
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    '87 Porsche 944 S | Ex-E36 Touring (2009 - 2016) | Daily: '02 Chrysler Sebring

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  • #2
    do 3! i wanna see your BMW progressing fast

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    • #3
      Don't do it. Put the money into the bimmer.

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      • #4
        For that price, definitely do it.

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        • #5
          for a 200eur definately buy it and do a rat rod !!







          moar pics here:

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          • #6
            Buy it and put it into storage while you get teh E36 like you want it. Then work on the MK3, no rust please though.
            Originally posted by da3bous
            I want you to photoshop a giant penis down the side of my car

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            • #7
              do 3 man. its well worth it
              Clinton
              1st Aussie on here
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              • #8
                Buy it For 200EURO thats a Great Deal. Get some coils and Some wheels and
                it'll be a nice daily

                V.A.G. FTMFW


                Last edited by German-felgen; 08-25-2009, 06:37 AM.

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                • #9
                  I think that you need another MK3. Do it. That is cheap like chicken.
                  I like to modify things.
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                  • #10
                    I think I will.

                    I'm just waiting for my money from work to come in, and I think then I'm gonna pull the trigger.

                    I'm slowly building a plan as well... this will def. be an attention whore, just the right thing as a daily.


                    Now the only thing left is to convince my parents to let me have the garage to store the car for a few months until winter starts and then to store and rebuild the BMW in.

                    '87 Porsche 944 S | Ex-E36 Touring (2009 - 2016) | Daily: '02 Chrysler Sebring

                    www.bastienbochmann.de | Tief & Breit

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