Am I crazy?
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its a good idea if you can afford the plane ticket, not get screwed on the description/condition of the car, and drive it home without any mechanical problems..
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no your not crazy, i had to drive back from PHX in tonys supra
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I slid off the road and into an empty dirt lot.
Except for the giant drainhole cover that slammed into the bottom of the car and smooshed all the underbody frames and reinforcements. Plus there was some damage to the front suspension.
I drove it home and I'm not leaking any fluids, but it just doesn't feel or sound right anymore. And its not something I can just "bend back out".
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PSiedTSi wrote:
I bought my S14 in Upstate NY and my Supra in Phoenix. I also sold my S14 to a kid in Detroit. You'll be much happier with a car you drive to get instead of something of quality from this area. The cars just aren't up to par and the market is weird.I agree with you. I bought my turbo supra in omha,neb overall a good deal. I bought my turbo grand am just over the border from st paul,mn. In a small town in WI another good deal. Bought a really nice 96 roadmaster wagon in st cloud at a good price. Im happy with that.
Overall its a risk but the cars in town are crap. I bought a turbo grand prix in st paul. The dealer lied and I got my money back. You win some lose some.
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If I had a decent cash flow. I would pick up old turbo and supercharged cars and restore them. Now im babbling.

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