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No

It's in great condition :))))

No mistakes made in its explotation :))))))))))

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What else did you fuck up?

Most expensive mistake was not replacing the timing belt, not checking up on mechanics' work, not changing mechanics until we found one that was good

Car bought by my mom and sister before I had a license, they went to a mechanic, told him "We bought this used car, please replace all that's supposed to be replaced"

He replaced fluids only

Kek

Timing belt snapped, engine had to be replaced

Ouch

1/3rd of the cost of the car

Lots of stress and work

VIVE LE FRANCE

Yeah, I know someone that did the same

3 months after buying the car, had to replace whole engine

Ouch

Timing belt too?

>replace engine

scrap

Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me

I'm not sure but I think so

@Millwood Don't be hasty, wait until you happen upon a car that fits your needs

Don't be afraid to say no, don't take retarded friends because their nickname in high school was "Mechanic"

Any does as long as it's cheap and not a total pos

Everyone will be trying to scam you

Cars don't have to look like a pos to be a pos

I know

I started going with friends who wanted to buy cars

Engine bay flooded with oil

"Oh it's normal, you'll have to pour half a liter every 1000 kilometers"

Kek wtf

Also look deep for past gas installations

My old employer bought a car that had a gas installation, didn't notice since the gas receptacle was on the bottom of the rear bumper

@Millwood http://autoblog24.pl/2015/02/typowy-mirek-najlepsze-teksty-memy/

Be aware of stray wires going fuckwhere, easy sign of a hackjob and problems to come

@sum my favourite is "The seller calls me from time to time to listen to the engine"

@Millwood get dirty and look under the car for a cut-out catalytic converter, fucked axles, hanging parts

Cut-out cat happened to a friend too

Smoky