Redpill me: https://greensboro.craigslist.org/c to/59285015

>muh manual

you should buy it then waste all of your money on a new engine suspension electronics and transmission

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I'm also considering this:

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5927708025.html

Listen, I know you want this as your first car, aka the car you learn to drive on.

But take my advice this car is better left for someone with experience restoring cars. At least get some newer car first so you really know how to turn a wrench.

Im not calling u an idiot and I am not saying you don't know what youre doing but that is not a good choice for a first car.

Chances are, if you are saying first car you are a teenager. You do not actually realize how much this car will cost you.

Consider buying a newer muscle car, my friend.

>>16449268
>>16449275
Both are going to be rust demons depending on where you live. What kind of budget do you have?

>>16449275
question

why do you want an old shitbox as a first car

old shitboxes that will require thousands in work

car has been sitting 30yrs. could be cool, i wouldnt change the trans. but it is doable. says it has no title. thats a deal breaker.

>>16449288
~3000$
>>16449278
Thanks. Maybe like an 95-04 Mustang?

>>16449298
>$3000
I'd suggest grabbing something robust from the late 80s or early 90s. Anything older is going to require a lot of work, especially the 70s.

>>16449298
dude just get a Civic or something

>>16449268
>no title
>first car
>'how hard is X'
holy fucking shit OP lurk more??
you have never turned a wrench let alone restored an entire car, and you expect yourself to be able to manage getting that thing running properly AND be able to drive it in what? a month? youre a joke OP
get gone

>>16449268

those are shit first cars. you are going to fuck up your first car. plan on it. save a project car for car #2 as you cut your chops on something you were going to wrap around a hydrant anyways. here;

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5938994728.html

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5932489793.html

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5944249051.html

and if you REALLY want a fixer upper, this is probably something i'd recommend

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5943764172.html

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You should consider something like this as your first car, OP. It takes a lot of coin to keep muscle cars running, especially older ones.

>>16449327
Thanks

>>16449268
I think you are young, but if you are looking for a first car, I am just going to recommend 2 cars.

Ls400 or a Miata

You want something that starts every time, not just some shitbox.

If this is your first car, I KNOW you don't have the tools, experience or money to own that, or any car that is that old. Get a Civic or a Miata NA. Don't worry about being a special snowflake. Maybe you can find a cheap DSM or an mid 90's f-body.

>>16449298
I actually have an 04 Mach 1. Brother believe me that thing is fast, fun, pretty reliable for an old car, parts are cheap, and best of all it is easy to work on

>>16449298
Those are good. Also consider a foxbody Mustang. I got one for my first car, and it's been great these past few years.

>>16449268
>https://greensboro.craigslist.org/cto/5943764172.html

watch every episode of RoadKill on youtube to see what it takes to get some pos like this and quickly make it cool. Its super easy to do if you have tools and know-how, but if youre 16 with no help, money, or resources then its a waste of time and energy.

>>16449327
the shit this guy posted it more your speed for a first car that you can drive, and leaves enough room to learn to mechanic on a little bit without bein overwhelming.