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There has been a bit of a breakthrough.
The guy with the 91 Caprice for $2100 said he would drive it anywhere. There was an email from a guy whos grandpa has a early 90s Town Car locally that I want. awaiting more info on that one.
Also found a 1993 Town Car Cartier. 90K actual, like new, but its $3400 which is a little more than I wanted to pay, but it may be worth it. Photos of it below. It was one owner elderly lady. his mother in law (older lady) has a 1991 Caprice Classic white with maroon interior. Very nice for $1600. Going to look at it Sunday.
Thanks. Yeah, I really like it as well. I may go the extra dough on the 1993, even if I can get an as nice 1997 for $400 less.
I want to check out the 91 Caprice Classic too. My Cartier love jewelry high imitation only dislike on the Caprice is that the wiper speeds seem to be too slow, whereas the Town Car seems to shine in this area. Even when on intermittent, the swipes are fast. I wonder if there is a way to increase the speed of the swipes on the Caprice? I am not talking about how often they swipe on intermittent, but how fast they swipe.
On the Town Car front, I really like the '93 Cartier from a few posts back (those were my favorite stock TC wheels) and the white '97 from a few pages ago. The gray leather interior on that '97 looked superb. I can definitely understand not wanting to pay over $3k for one of these cars, though. Reading through these posts I realized I like the larger '90 '94 headlights a lot better than the '95 '97 restyle.
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There has been a bit of a breakthrough.
The guy with the 91 Caprice for $2100 said he would drive it anywhere. There was an email from a guy whos grandpa has a early 90s Town Car locally that I want. awaiting more info on that one.
Also found a 1993 Town Car Cartier. 90K actual, like new, but its $3400 which is a little more than I wanted to pay, but it may be worth it. Photos of it below. It was one owner elderly lady. his mother in law (older lady) has a 1991 Caprice Classic white with maroon interior. Very nice for $1600. Going to look at it Sunday.
Thanks. Yeah, I really like it as well. I may go the extra dough on the 1993, even if I can get an as nice 1997 for $400 less.
I want to check out the 91 Caprice Classic too. My Cartier love jewelry high imitation only dislike on the Caprice is that the wiper speeds seem to be too slow, whereas the Town Car seems to shine in this area. Even when on intermittent, the swipes are fast. I wonder if there is a way to increase the speed of the swipes on the Caprice? I am not talking about how often they swipe on intermittent, but how fast they swipe.
On the Town Car front, I really like the '93 Cartier from a few posts back (those were my favorite stock TC wheels) and the white '97 from a few pages ago. The gray leather interior on that '97 looked superb. I can definitely understand not wanting to pay over $3k for one of these cars, though. Reading through these posts I realized I like the larger '90 '94 headlights a lot better than the '95 '97 restyle.
Do you have any more info on the '91 Caprice? What motor/trim/etc.? I know we've already discussed those imitation cartier love ring cars to death in this thread and a couple other recent ones, and I really think you can't go wrong with the last of the fullsize, RWD GM offerings. Like Lux Hauler mentioned, they also seem to be getting rarer than the big Fords, which would be a bonus (to me, at least). Mechanically, I also consider them ever so slightly sturdier than the Panther cars. I also prefer the looks of the Town Car, but that's just me. Great deal if you can get it for $1,600. As someone else mentioned, I also routinely see them with over 200k miles in excellent condition. I've even seen some on eBay north of 300k and no worse for the wear. Performance and comfort won't exactly buy imitation Cartier love bracelet be on par with a Town Car, but not very far off. You actually won't lose much in interior space, if I recall correctly they are exceptionally roomy. The big downside is that they're fairly pedestrian and run of the mill looking, not really much externally that sets them apart from GM's other mid size FWDs from the late 80s. The interior is also a big step down from the Town Car. Nice enough materials and trim for the time period, but the dash, seats, door panels, switchgear, etc. are all just a set of big rectangles. It's a different type of purchase, though. If you look at it as a replacement for a Lexus LS you'll be disappointed. If you look at it for what it is, which is a great, reliable, roomy car for $700, you really can't imitation Cartier love bracelet yellow gold lose.
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