Subject	Sometimes I feel that TT.net is full of negative old farts.
Posted by	Goldchocobo on August 19, 2015 at 2:10 PM
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In Reply To	Write up: Restoring your car posted by DKaway on August 19, 2015 at 07:58 AM
Message	Yes, if your car needs a new engine, new paint, everything in between, and you want to buy everything new + labor, you are looking in for spending a TON of money. In this case it's better to buy a well maintained Z. But if you are patient, buy decent used parts when applicable, and perform the all the work yourself, you can have a decent Z for less than you'd think. When I bought my TT, it was ready for the junkyard. Trash paint, non running engine, rust holes in the floorboards, and literally ever single problem a 1991 TT will normally have. The price I bought her for, plus the cost of parts puts my entire project well under a comparable new Z purchase. She's now runs better and more reliable then any Z I've ever had. Squirt some oil in your cylinders, prime the engine, and fire her up for the first time. See how the engine runs and turbos spool, and take it from there.
Follow Ups	Write up: Restoring your car - DKaway 07:58:41 08/19/15 Here is my writeup: - not4resaleZ 09:45:49 08/19/15 you're right... but why take the time to make comments - DKaway 10:07:54 08/19/15 you are partially right... - shaggee 10:38:50 08/19/15 Just trying to help. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 10:39:05 08/19/15 No you're not. (n/m) - CameronSF 21:46:55 08/19/15 I worked for a guy who had over 100 cars. - not4resaleZ 19:03:52 08/20/15 He's not asking for financial advice. - CameronSF 21:37:11 08/21/15 I heard Nissan lost money on these: - not4resaleZ 19:11:59 08/20/15 That did not sound right. There are other ways to write - CmyZ 10:59:53 08/19/15 VTF? (n/m) - shiers69 12:59:07 08/19/15 ^He's actually right - -Grimm- 10:43:03 08/19/15 Sorry to start a discussion that got off topic. That was - DKaway 11:08:32 08/19/15 Systematic approach to a restoration ? - Drk93TT 12:08:36 08/19/15 Sounds like you plan on doing the work yourself? - Tanley (ATL) 11:48:08 08/19/15 Sometimes I feel that TT.net is full of negative old farts. - Goldchocobo 14:10:21 08/19/15 You need to add a disclaimer to that statement, results not - Tanley (ATL) 14:54:04 08/19/15 Basically, if your engine/turbos are fine - Goldchocobo 14:57:09 08/19/15 because most people neglect the crap out of the rest of the - LJZTT 20:34:37 08/19/15 completely and utterly disagree. - Antihero 21:36:54 08/19/15 bingo (n/m) - LJZTT 17:33:08 08/21/15 Now if you will add photos and a writeup... (n/m) - not4resaleZ 15:52:54 08/19/15 I know I promised this months ago... - Goldchocobo 16:35:11 08/19/15 Re: Sometimes I feel that TT.net is full of negative old farts. - ttz'in (norcal) 16:17:20 08/19/15 Get off our lawn ! (n/m) - Drk93TT 20:05:38 08/19/15 I'm very skeptical of your claims. - bartz32tt 09:27:26 08/20/15 Re: Write up: Restoring your car - ttz'in (norcal) 15:09:47 08/19/15 Where to begin - Polish 20:11:38 08/19/15 Call me crazy, but I think - ni[X]it 20:16:27 08/19/15 I would swap interior & exterior. Interior is FAR easier - PiotrC70 20:45:58 08/19/15 Aaaaaaand we have a winner. - Goldchocobo 21:06:14 08/19/15 like Nixit said.... - wickdGSXR 13:45:31 08/22/15 My 2 cents....assuming there are no critical issues such as - jzack 22:13:16 08/19/15 As Nixit says - Mechanical first - Doug71zt(CAN) 15:48:28 08/23/15
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