How much would you pay for this? I'm planning on offeri

$500 for a sports car? Fucking kids these days

1000$

It's worth more in parts and since it's in a dry state mileage doesn't matter imo (no rust) since you can drop a 1.8 into it for pennies

>>14220016
>Offering $1,000 for a non op when a couple hundred more gets you a decent condition running car

That's the kinda car I'd pay to have removed.

>>14220031
Am I missing something? This car runs and drives just needs a battery :^)

Price is fair.

>>14219982
>According to seller needs $200 in parts to be worth $4k
>Wanting to offer $500
Lol. If you're interested in it bring a battery, check the fluids and see if it runs.
Needing a battery is not a good enough "lol we cant' start it" reason. You can literally go buy a $20 reman.
If it doesn't start, great, offer him $500. If it does start then you need to realize that a missing fender doesn't 1/10th the value of a car..

>>14220065
The value of the car isn't $4k, even with the parts it need.

>>14220080
>*to you

>>14220089
It's a 2.5k car if it runs. Anywhere outside of cali it would sell for 1500-2000

>>14220126
It's not 2008 anymore.

Thanks for the responses guys. I'm gonna go check it out on wed and bring a battery, anything I should look out for?

And to address offering him 500: the high mileage, non op, and missing fender makes it seem like a bucket

>>14220137
http://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/5377294730.html

>>14219982
I'd pay $100 to get that gay shitpile off my lawn.

>>14220140
I'd lowball the fuck out of that piece of shit for everything you mentioned. You got the right idea. He also sounds like he hoons it from the way he explains it. I would be real thorough with the examination too, as it more than likely has some killing blow dealt to the engine/transmission.

>>14220016
sf has snow lad