NMNA
Seller said: New timing belt New fuel pump Good tires Good brakes Sold little car Title in my name You can register this car as a classic and only register every 5 yrs
NMNA
Seller said: New timing belt New fuel pump Good tires Good brakes Sold little car Title in my name You can register this car as a classic and only register every 5 yrs
That must have been the most popular color combo for that year. My ex had a sedan with the bench seat. She was 5'2" and I'm 6'4". It was a bit uncomfortable when she was driving.
Oh man. K- cars. I don't think a more flexible, noodly chassis has ever been manufactured. I still want one for some weird reason though. But not quite enough to drive to Texas and get it.
Damn, I was hoping for one of these when you said reliant wagon.
My neighbors had one for years. Could not kill it. They sold it when they finally got tired of it.
I don't think a more flexible, noodly chassis has ever been manufactured.
You should take a ride in my first-year k-car, then! Someone decided it didn't need the roof for rigidity, and then somebody else decided to lower it on stiffer springs! Clearly the height of foolishness.
I love me some K wagon.
A 1985 Reliant sedan was my first car. It was a hand me down and had been the first car of two other teens at that point both of which put it in serious accidents but it kept coming back for more. I have many fond memories of it. I finally totaled it (not my fault! Says the 16 year old in me) at about 175k miles. No major repairs other than body work.
Here is my Aries K wagon. I also have an '88 T&C wagon. They are great little haulers that you don't see every day.
I really wanted to buy that one when it was for sale on TD.
No time to get it, though.
You'll need to log in to post.
