k mabey ill look at sellin the beast. look for a car that i can acttually do stuff to, to make it look cool.

 

want to buy my car...it has stuff already done to it

 

first i gotta get rid of my car, and i would but man you all the way acrros the country in pei. thats a long way to transport a car.

 

Buy my 2 chevettes. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

srry but whats a chevette. i looked it up and i cnat find any thing, but ill keep looking

 

ok i just saw a pick of one. im tempted buts what the condition of it, dont need no repairs ey. not looking for a car that would have to become a project cause i don't have a garage to do work on a project car.

 

Dukk is right.
The Lumina is a '98. It is well past its prime. Think of the lumina like a snowman, and each year like another month:
'98 - Dec.
'99 - Jan.
'00 - Feb.
'01 - Mar.
'02 - Apr.
'03 - May.
'04 - Jun.

The first three years of its life were pretty good, but by the time year 4 rolled around, warm weather came and started to melt. (stuff starts to go wrong) Each passing month, the temps only get warmer and it deteriorates quicker. Try as you might to keep up by patching more snow into the holes, it's a losing battle.

You're in June Dude - July and August are going be HOT

 

You didn't just type that!

Chevette is a killer Chevrolet model from the 80's
What does the word "Chevette" sound like?
(I'll give you a hint, replace the C.H.E. with C.O.R. are you getting it?)

Now just cut the number of cylinders in half, decrease engine displacement by 75%, shorten the wheelbase, raise the car up and add a hatch and you've got the picture.

Seriously, the Chevette was chevrolet's wonder car. Reliable, economical (repairs and gas) and virtually indestructable.

 

He's right. I tried killing both of mine and I just eventually gave up. The engines are indestructible. [img]tongue.gif[/img]