sprocket
Well-Known LVC Member
Someone came and test drove the Toreador '96 just a little while ago. He seemed to really like it. He has a town car he is going to look at and then will let me know on Monday. I'm asking $2000. I think if I can get that or even close to that it would be in my best interest to let it go. '96 is a risky year to own. There are several parts that are one year only and they can be hard to find. Also the body is good now, but I can see where rust is starting to creep on the rockers. If I drove it this winter who knows what it might look like by spring. If I'm not going to drive it, then why own it?
It's never going to be worth anymore than it is at this very moment. If I sell it and sell or part the DA, I can also sell off my extra parts.
I gave it a good interior cleaning today. Have you guys ever tried that Awesome Clean stuff from the dollar store? It comes in an orange bottle. This stuff will clean ANYTHING with minimal effort. I even used it on the carpet and got a bunch of spots out. If you use it on the vinyl and rub it in with a Magic Eraser you can basically just wipe all the dirt off. It's pretty concentrated so I followed it up with a mild cleaner so it doesn't feel tacky.
The car never looked so good. Isn't that the way it always goes?
It's never going to be worth anymore than it is at this very moment. If I sell it and sell or part the DA, I can also sell off my extra parts.
I gave it a good interior cleaning today. Have you guys ever tried that Awesome Clean stuff from the dollar store? It comes in an orange bottle. This stuff will clean ANYTHING with minimal effort. I even used it on the carpet and got a bunch of spots out. If you use it on the vinyl and rub it in with a Magic Eraser you can basically just wipe all the dirt off. It's pretty concentrated so I followed it up with a mild cleaner so it doesn't feel tacky.
The car never looked so good. Isn't that the way it always goes?