i have found a itr for cheap that i want to buy but it is 2000miles away
question is would you do it

sorry if this is the wrong place for this but i couldnt figure where else to post and i wanted itr owners opinions

 

In a heart beat.

 

In a heart beat!

 

IN A HEART BEAT!!!

 

In two shakes of a lambs tail. Which may be quicker than a heart beat if he's really excited. If he's excited, though, his heart may beat faster. But, I digress.....

 

I would definitely do it

 

what if it had a salvage title

 

how bad do you want it. im sure everyone else would do it.

do it, sleep in it and hope it makes it.

GL

 

how cheap is cheap and how clean is it?

 

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Werd, need far more details. Plus know your states laws about registering out of state salvage titled vehicles. NY is a PITA.

 

So many things I would look at before I would travel 2,000 miles to pick it up.

 

Be Gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

yes. i live in oklahoma city and flew up to oregon to get my itr and drove it back. it was more than half way up oregon almost at the coastal side.

 

for sure

 

here is a pic. it for sale here on H-T you might have seen it.
i planned to talk to the bank today but other things came up and couldnt, damn it

 

^ That one caught my eye, too. There are some nice ITRs for sale at the moment.

I'd be curious about the pulling to the right mentioned in the for sale post. I'd want the seller to have an alignment done first, supply a printout of the results, and just add the cost of the alignment to the asking price if need be.

 

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yeah that worried me at first but he said he got the alignment fix and it drives strait now

 

With only so many out thar, it could take a while (if ever) to find the right one without driving/flying a ways to get it. My advice would be to accept and even look forward to a road trip. If the title doesn't bug and the price is right, go for it.

 

thanks for showing this to me, im gonna go pick it up now lol

 

Not a better way to know your car than driving your car back home.

 

nice

 

2000 miles is nothing for the lifetime of joy, you will get. LOL

Am in Canada and am looking to get a R from the states.

I would get very detailed pics of every inch of the car before going. Especially pictures of the 2 main chassis rails in the engine bay. If the car got hit hard in the front you'll know for sure

Basically 2000 miles is nothing

 

salvage title is OK in my book if the price is right

 

do it, do it, do it

 

I did it and dont regret it flew from NY to New Mexico drove it back couldnt pass it up. 2200 miles