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I was browsing Copart and I ran across this car. To be sold tomorrow. minimum bid $225. 2dr 5 speed. If I lived near by I would snap it up but it would cost me at least $1K to get it to South Florida so its not for me.
Someone could pick up a shell and a drive train for a song.
Regards,
Miguel
do you have a license to buy this one? it requires one. I would bet it goes for over 1k, I also noticed it does have a reserve…
No sorry I don’t. I got turned on to Copart while researching the FFR 818 but have done nothing but research it. There are brokers that will buy it for a small fee and you just have to arrange the pickup. If you have a license or are friends with someone that does it could be cheap.
I just bought my first copart car a few weeks ago. it is a lightly damaged 2002 525 that I will be fixing at home and either re-selling or keeping as a DD. deals can be had but many states require a license to buy which is frustrating for a hobbyist like myself. Fortunaly Pa doest so I was able to bi. there are also additional fees involved. for instance my 1k car came to 1330 with the copart fees.
For the record, it is ON Long Island not IN Long Island. 
MCM Motorsports
25 year Long Island resident. 
[quote=“mcmmotorsports” post=70638]For the record, it is ON Long Island not IN Long Island.
MCM Motorsports
25 year Long Island resident. ;)[/quote]
I think the closest town is Whogivesashit. Madooski can give you directions.