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WeaponX · 06-02-2009

thanks a lot for the warm welcome guys

yea i agree with you all on the amount of rust that is on the car, it was a huge turn off for me. there is another one i found that looks fairly good:

NEW PRICE Opel GT - Toronto Other Cars For Sale - Kijiji Toronto

but to be honest, that one is a little too good, if you know what i mean. its also a bit out of my price range. but yea i'll keep searching, if need be, i might just get one imported from the states, as there are some good ones there. i have one question though, on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being the lowest, 10 being the highest) how difficult would you say it is to restore an opel? ive looked at fixing rust and rust holes, that seems very simple, but ive never done any engine work. are there any specific tools required that i should account for as well when im making my budget?

06-02-2009	#5 (permalink)
WeaponX Opeler Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Ontario Posts: 2	thanks a lot for the warm welcome guys yea i agree with you all on the amount of rust that is on the car, it was a huge turn off for me. there is another one i found that looks fairly good: NEW PRICE Opel GT - Toronto Other Cars For Sale - Kijiji Toronto but to be honest, that one is a little too good, if you know what i mean. its also a bit out of my price range. but yea i'll keep searching, if need be, i might just get one imported from the states, as there are some good ones there. i have one question though, on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being the lowest, 10 being the highest) how difficult would you say it is to restore an opel? ive looked at fixing rust and rust holes, that seems very simple, but ive never done any engine work. are there any specific tools required that i should account for as well when im making my budget?