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Should I buy this car??? 120-130

posted by  lukeball on  Wed Apr 27 10:49 CST 2011
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Have you ever thought that this is actually a 123GT? If he is using megasquirt, I have a feeling that the car is fuel injected. There would be no other reason to run megasquirt on a carb car. You may feel that the price sounds bad, but it seems that a lot has been done already.

I bought my Amazon for $600 and nothing at all worked, but the car was in decent shape, both interior and exterior. As of now, I have invested about $1600 in car, but now almost everything works great.

I would really just make an offer. I would go and look at the car. If it looks good, then make an offer of $2000 or what ever you feel like. If he doesn't accept say ok and move on. If it doesn't sell, then he may later consider your offer.

A good Amazon with minimal rust will probably go outside your price range. I haven't seen a whole lot of good amazons for sale. If you want something to work on this could be your best bet.

Otherwise, just look around.
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1959 Volvo Amazon 121






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