1976 TR7 -Northern Ohio -needs a motor...

NMNA

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/4683685702.html

If you were closer, I'd have a look. Solid coupes are getting very hard to find.

Especially in Ohio.

I drive past one on my way to work every day. It hasn't moved since I first saw it 4 years ago.

No. Just, No. No no no. No.

Well, maybe.

I mean, no.

EvanB wrote: I drive past one on my way to work every day. It hasn't moved since I first saw it 4 years ago.

Sounds like a parts-car.

Parts-car + rust-free car + 13b = ??

Knurled wrote: No. Just, No. No no no. No. Well, maybe. I mean, no.

It's about 3 hours from me or I'd go get some more info on it for you.

Last Summer I drove 403 miles to go pick up a $600 TR7 coupe shell near Rochester NY. Tack on another $150 in fuel and tolls, plus 17 hours of driving, loading, and BSing with the seller. Three weeks later I bought a $400 rotted out TR8 over the phone from an estate auction in just about the same location. That one was only 391 miles away, and the round trip took 13.5 hours. Wish I had known about the second one when I picked up the first one. After selling off the spares, I'm still ahead, plus I have a solid shell, and a bunch of unobtanium TR8 pieces.

stan wrote:

Knurled wrote: No. Just, No. No no no. No. Well, maybe. I mean, no.

It's about 3 hours from me or I'd go get some more info on it for you.

I could walk to where it is.

stan wrote:

EvanB wrote: I drive past one on my way to work every day. It hasn't moved since I first saw it 4 years ago.

Sounds like a parts-car. Parts-car + rust-free car + 13b = ??

Too bad they are so ugly.

In reply to stan:

Don't they all "need a motor"

dherr wrote: In reply to stan: Don't they all "need a motor"

Motors are usually the least of your worries with these.