Not mine or know the guy, but if i was looking for a t/a!
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/...441624031.html

 

Not much in the way of descriptions. 77,000 miles is about all you can gain from the add. Wish it had more photos.

 

Yeah, but you can always contact the seller.Its says "clean title", so thats a big plus.

 

If I didn't already have one, I'd probably contact the seller about it. He's only asking $2200 for it. Hard to say without any photos of the engine or interior or any other descriptions. Does it even run? I don't want to contact the seller and lead him on with no interest in actually buying the car.

 

I didnt mean you specifically, just in general.I posted this cause i also didnt want to contact the seller for the same reasons.Just seems a waste to let it go someone who may not appreciate it as much.

 

Might be a motivated seller - in the photo, it looks like it either just came off a trailer or it's going up on one. I'd say it's just going on, since the front RH tire is getting pumped up seemingly in preparation.

Typical convertible paint burn-through on the top of the trunk, tonneau cover and hood, so it wil require at least a partial re-spray for $$$. Hard to say what the front/rear bumpers look like or even the other side of the car. With the paint's clearcoat like that from the sun, expect a cracked dash and faded seats/carpet. In severe cases, the top of the rear seat upright completely rots and falls apart. The convertible top has some black discoloration present that I can't tell what it is but figure on a new top as well.

If it ran/shifted well and the body was dent and rust-free, no cracks in the gfx or any missing pieces, paint is good except for the burned areas, and with a complete or partial re-do of the interior, it might be a good buy with another $3K to $4K added to the purchase price to get it fixed up. That wouldn't be for a show car but a nice driver, and you'd have to really want the car since I'm not sure you'd get all your money back out of it.