Need advice, $5500, would you..?
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Need advice, $5500, would you..?
I am looking to pick this up for $5500. Seems to be well maintained, I just want to be sure it will be reliable. I really only need it to commute to and from school (~30 miles round trip).
It looks like it could be fun, I know I can go the safe Honda route but the thought alone just bores me..
Check it out, let me know what you guys think.,
http://www.htarchive.net/showthread.php?t=2907514
It looks like it could be fun, I know I can go the safe Honda route but the thought alone just bores me..
Check it out, let me know what you guys think.,
http://www.htarchive.net/showthread.php?t=2907514
Last edited by FiftyFive; Oct 16, 2011 at 06:18 PM.
Sonic Yellow is sweet!
I've contemplated on pulling the trigger on a white bugeye wagon with high mileage for some time now. I figured if the motor blows I would just replace with a newer one. Then I would have a bugeye with a low mileage wagon. Just beware of the tranny at that mileage, they tend to be like glass. When I bought mine new in '04 I had issues with fourth gear not engaging without grinding, this was only after 10K miles. Just do a thorough check and if everything is good, I say pull the trigger on this.
Good luck!
I've contemplated on pulling the trigger on a white bugeye wagon with high mileage for some time now. I figured if the motor blows I would just replace with a newer one. Then I would have a bugeye with a low mileage wagon. Just beware of the tranny at that mileage, they tend to be like glass. When I bought mine new in '04 I had issues with fourth gear not engaging without grinding, this was only after 10K miles. Just do a thorough check and if everything is good, I say pull the trigger on this.
Good luck!
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Sonic Yellow is sweet!
I've contemplated on pulling the trigger on a white bugeye wagon with high mileage for some time now. I figured if the motor blows I would just replace with a newer one. Then I would have a bugeye with a low mileage wagon. Just beware of the tranny at that mileage, they tend to be like glass. When I bought mine new in '04 I had issues with fourth gear not engaging without grinding, this was only after 10K miles. Just do a thorough check and if everything is good, I say pull the trigger on this. Good luck!
I've contemplated on pulling the trigger on a white bugeye wagon with high mileage for some time now. I figured if the motor blows I would just replace with a newer one. Then I would have a bugeye with a low mileage wagon. Just beware of the tranny at that mileage, they tend to be like glass. When I bought mine new in '04 I had issues with fourth gear not engaging without grinding, this was only after 10K miles. Just do a thorough check and if everything is good, I say pull the trigger on this.
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That's the dilemma I'm in. Not sure which to believe. But I'm thinking if it lasted 140k+ miles and is still shifting good than it might be ok?
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