insurance company hell with 4kq

[mike]

Ahh, a project car, you didn't say that. In the Uk the
same car would be in the $600 to $1500 range for a
good one. Bad ones like yours would be less and
probably wouldn't sell at any price

and, never forget, adding $1000 worth of parts to a
$1000 car doesn't make it a $2000 car, more like a
$1200 or maybe $1500 car

Glad it's all sorted out now

Mike
--- Nathan Ray <skimaster77 at msn.com> wrote:

> I understand your point mike, $1800 would have been
> great if the car was in 
> the same shape as when I bought it.  However the
> reason I got the car for 
> $1100 origionally was because at the time only the
> drivers door opened 
> properly, the sunroof didn't work, the seams were
> blow on the leather seats, 
> it needed a water pump, the locking diff's didn't
> work, only the drivers 
> window worked properly, no cruise control,
> intermittent power mirrors, no 
> dome light, not dash illumination, no tachometer, it
> didn't idle right, 
> there wasn't a drivers headlight, a bad wheel
> bearing, and a ton of other 
> things were wrong with it.  Over the the last year I
> had spent close to 
> probably 500 hours and $1000 or more fixing all but
> a few of those things. 
> Also, it is hard to find a non rust-bucket 4kq that
> runs right and is in the 
> northwest for under 2k.  As for the me screwing them
> thing, I simply didn't 
> want to show them parts cars for $300 or one with
> body damage for a really 
> low price either because she didn't consider the
> condition of the cars, just 
> price and mileage.
> 
>
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