Well, since I've had my car for a few months, and I've just now decided to keep it instead of selling it for over $2600 under blue book, I'll tell a little about it.
I was previously driving a 1994 Chrysler LHS that was very reliable and dependable.
It had 126,000 miles on it. Had bad paint, beautiful leather interior.
Anyways. I drive by my neighbor's house whenever I go anywhere, and I saw that his sebring was sitting half way in the garage for about 2 weeks. I decided one day to walk over there and talk to him about trading his car for mine, but then I found out it was a 2000 and knew he wouldn't be interested in trading down years.
Well, I drove by his house one day and he saw my car, deciding that he liked it he came over and talked to me about it.
He told me that since there were so many years different between the years and 30,000 miles, that I'd have to put money into it. I told him I had no money at all to put into it since it was all tied up into my s-10.
A few days passed, then he contacted me about trading again, since his only working vehicle (his van was down too) was broken, so he really needed a vehicle so he could go back to work.
Anyway, we kept talking for a few days, and I finally gave in into giving him my laptop (which I had obtained for $10) and build him a 500 Mhz computer, plus trading my LHS. He gave in and decided to trade.
This is the vehicle I got after I helped him clean out 100 LBS. of paper and crack pipes. (Not joking)
Yes, those are noodles. There was also an entire can of coke spilled into the rear passenger seat.
After about 8 hours into cleaning the interior.
