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What do you think about this…?
Okay so i’m going to be getting my first car soon, and my grandma is offering her Crystler Spirit. It has like 54,00 miles on it its a 1995. It has some rust and the power steering fluid leaks. Also, there are no power windows or power locks. One good thing about it, is she bought it brand new, and so she has been the only owner, which is good because then i’ll know the history. She’s selling it to me for about 1,000 dollars..Do you think that’s a good deal? Do you think this is like a good first car? Or is it too much of a grandma car…i’m a girl if that matters..
heres a picture
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/auto…
thats not hers but, its the same color and same year.
**I know you dont know a lot about it..but those are the basic ups and downs about it.. And i dont want to be too picky about a first car.
*Also, my Dad and 2 of my uncles are mechanics so some of the problems will not be difficult to fix, because they will be able to.
It sounds like a pretty good deal to me. It looks like it will make a great first car.
Fluids Education Lunch Workshop Summary APS DFD meeting Nov. 2009.mov
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