[200q20v] Warped UFO's - not anymore!

C1J1Miller at aol.com C1J1Miller at aol.com
Tue Jan 30 12:58:36 EST 2001


In a message dated Tue, 30 Jan 2001 12:48:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Paul Waterloo" <pwaterloo at compuserve.com> writes:

<< Chris-

Just went to the link, very informative indeed, but oh my God! Might as well
buy a new car! :-)

Just replace everything!!! >>

Hey, didn't say that's what I did; just that it's a link with how/what/why.

People complain about the cost of running/maintaining the type 44; I think of the cars as costing little, but having a big known repair/maintenance cost included.  I suppose you could buy one for $6000, replace all the known things at purchase (rack, steering hoses, suspension bushings etc., repack cvs and reboot them, new radiator/hoses, new vac hoses, blower motor, open up the dash and resolder stuff) for about $4000 more (with a shop doing everything).  So, for $10k you'd have a car needing nothing, with little likely needed for another 100k plus miles.  What's comparable to that?
Chris



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