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Hey folks!
I went to check out a GT that's for sale near me. Nice car, nice seller, seemed like a good price. However, I won't be buying this particular car. There's just a little too much rust that needs to be done sooner than I can reasonably expect to be able to do it. I hope someone cool does, though!
My test drive, however, led me to a couple of questions (it was my first time driving one).
1) I couldn't get the drivers seat up quite far enough to drive comfortably. It looked like it was right up against the middle ridge-thing (the bump between the seats). Is that normal? If so, is there a way to extend the pedals so that I can reach them more easily?
2) Is there a picture somewhere that shows how the battery is supposed to be situated in the engine compartment?
3) How far can rust be "allowed" to go before you need to weld? What shows on the outside of the car?
I think that's it, at least for now. I'm sorry that these are silly, but it's hard to compare when there aren't very many of these babies around here!
Thank you...
Nathan
I went to check out a GT that's for sale near me. Nice car, nice seller, seemed like a good price. However, I won't be buying this particular car. There's just a little too much rust that needs to be done sooner than I can reasonably expect to be able to do it. I hope someone cool does, though!
My test drive, however, led me to a couple of questions (it was my first time driving one).
1) I couldn't get the drivers seat up quite far enough to drive comfortably. It looked like it was right up against the middle ridge-thing (the bump between the seats). Is that normal? If so, is there a way to extend the pedals so that I can reach them more easily?
2) Is there a picture somewhere that shows how the battery is supposed to be situated in the engine compartment?
3) How far can rust be "allowed" to go before you need to weld? What shows on the outside of the car?
I think that's it, at least for now. I'm sorry that these are silly, but it's hard to compare when there aren't very many of these babies around here!
Thank you...
Nathan