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What to do with an old Brick? 200 1984

posted by  TonyIII on  Mon May 5 03:01 CST 2003
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My gray wagon isn't getting driven much anymore. Still starts up as quick as it did the day I picked it up in Sweden. The a/c quit a year ago. I simply took a larger belt from the crank to the power steering pump. It has a fairly new air mass meter, idle pump/motor. Almost broken in in with only 196,000 miles. I'm thinking about either donating it or parting it out. It did pass its last NJ emission test. For now it's licensed till Feb of 2004.






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