I tend to have trouble with the new alternator draining my new battery in extremely cold weather.
The right pop-up headlight motor is obviously a nuisance, but it can still be raised manually.
Aside from that I can't say much about defects since I bought this car in a very much used condition.
Since then I have replaced just about every worn out part as it burns out from the smallest fuse to the transmission except for the engine itself which still runs.
So far I have not had any major issues. The money I have invested into it including purchase price is still a bargain.
After all the repairs so far, all stock parts no fancy performance parts yet:
This car is simply a dream to drive. And since it's black I get the usual "Knight Rider" and "Smokey and the Bandit" comments despite its desperate need for a paint job.
It doesn't like to idle, but racing down the thruway is an awesome feeling.
The V8 engine is a gas guzzler. I refuel every 4 days, but it's worth it. I wouldn't forgive myself for paying those prices if it were any other car.
The body is solid cold steel! A few weeks ago I accidentaly plowed into a car's rear door. I pulled out of the dent without a groove in my baby's nose. Barely felt the impact!
The built-in speakers boom with the $50 CD player I got at Wal-Mart.
Well, your car sounds simply adorable!
I'll give you $100 for it.
Just how does a new alternator "drain" a new battery?!!
You're no rocket scientist are you?
Sounds to me like you've got a real piece of garbage on your hands.
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