1990 Laser FWD Turbo For Sale Options

[MidwestDSM]

If anyone is interested, I think I need to get rid of the car...here is a breakdown:

The Good:
77,000 original miles, 5-speed manual
Body is in good shape (black paint), no rust, a few dings but nothing major, overall looks better than 95% of the other DSMs on the road
Grey leather seats in car, plus grey cloth seats. Both sets in great condition
Factory CD player
automatic windows, locks, cruise control, good A/C, great looking window tint all around the car
Pinwheel style Eclipse rims
KYB AGX 4-way adjustable struts on front, 8 way adjustable shocks on bad, Eibach Pro-Kit springs
interior overall in fantastic shape
car runs very strong, pretty damn quick for a basically stock 1g fwd

The bad:
Front Passanger side break rotor needs replaced
passanged side halfshaft needs replaced
tie-rod ends need replaced
problematic 5th gear...pops in and out, needs linkage adjustment, nothing trans related
2nd gear syncro is on its way out...needs replaced. I can get a trans from a 91 with a blown 4th for dirt cheap and you can get it out of there if desired
1 tire needs replaced (its driveable but has dry-rot)
timing belt probably needs replaced
exhaust rattles because of straight pipe that has been ghetto-installed (not by me, by previous owner)
i think the power steering pump needs replaced...can also get that dirt cheap

Also, I have a friend with a 91 Laser that does not run but has quite a few good parts on it that he wants to get rid of, he would sell it for well under $500 I'm sure.

I want $3,000 for the car, its under what I've invested in it and I really need the money, I'm about to leave for school and I just won't be able to afford this while going to school, and I dont want the car to just sit. Also, I may be a dad soon so yeah...I can't afford it. I might be willing to barter with another vehicle, but probably not for 100% of the cost. I live in Danville, which is 30 minutes east of Champaign...if you want directions or are interested, email me at GusNM15000@aol.com

-Nick Mullen
217-597-1782