I think I found a new car. This one:
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http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=190942905&dealer_id=57059052&car_year=2000&search_type=both&make=SUB&transmission=Manual&distance=0&model=SUBOUTBK&address=78749&make2=sel_one&advanced=y&certified=&max_mileage=&max_price=&bkms=1132422796917&min_price=&first_record=276&end_year=2003&color=&start_year=1981&drive=&isp=y&pager.offset=275&engine=&doors=&fuel=&lang=en&cardist=1434#vdptop[/url]
It's a 2000 Outback in Fairport, NY which is near Rochester, NY. I currently live in Austin, TX which is almost 2000 miles away. How should I go about trying to buy this car? Should I try to have someone that i know that lives in Rochester take a look at it? Then, have them take it to a mechanic that I specify to check it out? Now, if it turns out OK, should I send the seller a check for $500 as a deposit until I have a chance to go and pick it up? I plan on flying out there and then driving it back.
Just to let you know why I'm looking cars so far away, I'm pretty set on an Subaru Outback. My car is currently a 1990 Honda Accord that has 225k miles on it. It needs a new timing belt ($500) and the power steering fixed ($1200) among other unforseen problems that cost more than what the car is worth. My car is a coupe and it is a pain in the ass. I definitely need a 4 door and I want a wagon because I'm always wishing that I had the space. I just bought a house and I'm making two trips per week to Home Depot to get stuff and my little Accord isn't cutting it anymore. I've settled on the Outback, but the problem is that finding one in a stick shift is difficult. I've expanded my search nationwide to find the car of my dreams.
So, there you go. There's my story.
Thanks.
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http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=190942905&dealer_id=57059052&car_year=2000&search_type=both&make=SUB&transmission=Manual&distance=0&model=SUBOUTBK&address=78749&make2=sel_one&advanced=y&certified=&max_mileage=&max_price=&bkms=1132422796917&min_price=&first_record=276&end_year=2003&color=&start_year=1981&drive=&isp=y&pager.offset=275&engine=&doors=&fuel=&lang=en&cardist=1434#vdptop[/url]
It's a 2000 Outback in Fairport, NY which is near Rochester, NY. I currently live in Austin, TX which is almost 2000 miles away. How should I go about trying to buy this car? Should I try to have someone that i know that lives in Rochester take a look at it? Then, have them take it to a mechanic that I specify to check it out? Now, if it turns out OK, should I send the seller a check for $500 as a deposit until I have a chance to go and pick it up? I plan on flying out there and then driving it back.
Just to let you know why I'm looking cars so far away, I'm pretty set on an Subaru Outback. My car is currently a 1990 Honda Accord that has 225k miles on it. It needs a new timing belt ($500) and the power steering fixed ($1200) among other unforseen problems that cost more than what the car is worth. My car is a coupe and it is a pain in the ass. I definitely need a 4 door and I want a wagon because I'm always wishing that I had the space. I just bought a house and I'm making two trips per week to Home Depot to get stuff and my little Accord isn't cutting it anymore. I've settled on the Outback, but the problem is that finding one in a stick shift is difficult. I've expanded my search nationwide to find the car of my dreams.
So, there you go. There's my story.
Thanks.
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