cyndiread
New Member
This is my first post on the group, so hope I am doing this right.
I have a white, manual transmission, 1997 Del Sol that has been my baby since day 1. I took it in to Honda for service and drove out 6 hours later in a 4 door Civic Sedan. By days end, I will have both cars in my garage, as I love my Del Sol....and I couldn't trade it in~and was advised to sell it independently.
I am disabled and have a 98lb service dog that I keep "in tow", and it has been a challenge with my Del Sol...but we have managed pretty well so far. Yesterday, I was advised that there is a problem with the compressor, and it would cost me approx $1800 to get this resolved. There were a few other things that the mechanic advised that would make it "brand new" that brought the ticket up to about $2700.
This car is my baby....always garaged...clean....now has 1 small door ding which no one can see but me....that kind of car.
OK...so this car needs some engine work, and maybe a ding popped out if you can see it...and then you can have people tell you just how special this car is. Every single time I bring this car in to have it serviced~~anywhere....all the mechanics tell me how clean it is, and how it is in show shape. I don't know what that means in guy terms...I just know that I have been a freak about keeping this car like brand new.
I need to get it in the hands of someone who wants to take care of it and have fun with it. It sounds stupid, I know...but it has served me well, I just needed a sedan (bleh...I'm getting older, and having MS has finally pushed me in to an automatic transmission 4 door Civic.
I saw the Kelly Blue Book at $2000 It's worth much more to me, but again...it's my baby.
~cyndi
I have a white, manual transmission, 1997 Del Sol that has been my baby since day 1. I took it in to Honda for service and drove out 6 hours later in a 4 door Civic Sedan. By days end, I will have both cars in my garage, as I love my Del Sol....and I couldn't trade it in~and was advised to sell it independently.
I am disabled and have a 98lb service dog that I keep "in tow", and it has been a challenge with my Del Sol...but we have managed pretty well so far. Yesterday, I was advised that there is a problem with the compressor, and it would cost me approx $1800 to get this resolved. There were a few other things that the mechanic advised that would make it "brand new" that brought the ticket up to about $2700.
This car is my baby....always garaged...clean....now has 1 small door ding which no one can see but me....that kind of car.
OK...so this car needs some engine work, and maybe a ding popped out if you can see it...and then you can have people tell you just how special this car is. Every single time I bring this car in to have it serviced~~anywhere....all the mechanics tell me how clean it is, and how it is in show shape. I don't know what that means in guy terms...I just know that I have been a freak about keeping this car like brand new.
I need to get it in the hands of someone who wants to take care of it and have fun with it. It sounds stupid, I know...but it has served me well, I just needed a sedan (bleh...I'm getting older, and having MS has finally pushed me in to an automatic transmission 4 door Civic.
I saw the Kelly Blue Book at $2000 It's worth much more to me, but again...it's my baby.
~cyndi