Hi, Guest
07-02-2009, 02:25 AM
If it's given to you, then have it checked out by a mechanic stem to stern and get a cost estimate and go from there would be my advice.
If they want some consideration, then it becomes another matter and you'll have to decide whether turning it down because its such an unknown is the best idea or not.
As an example my dad bought my first car for me from his next door neighbour for $500, spent three times that making it "roadworthy" and the thing was a nightmare for the three months I owned it.
But at no point could anyone mention what had happened with the car when the neighbour was in earshot <_<
NefCanuck
If they want some consideration, then it becomes another matter and you'll have to decide whether turning it down because its such an unknown is the best idea or not.
As an example my dad bought my first car for me from his next door neighbour for $500, spent three times that making it "roadworthy" and the thing was a nightmare for the three months I owned it.
But at no point could anyone mention what had happened with the car when the neighbour was in earshot <_<
NefCanuck