Get you're wife something reliable, take the CR-V and drive it until the wheels fall off. No need to spend more than you have to until you can afford to.
I have a couple squares of 10 gauge sheet metal from work, it is all flat and probably 12" x 12" (roughly). I can get you some scrap from work if you need a different thickness too, we have 10, 12, 14 (maybe), 16, 18, and 20 gauge metals.
I would love to have a REPU, too bad they are hard to come by and are just about worth their weight in gold in the rotary community. Another rotary powered vehicle I would love to have but will likely never own, RX-3.
Imo he should take whatever money he gets and buy a car from a rival dealer.
Good. I think delivery drivers should be able to carry to protect themselves. If this was a common practice and people knew it, maybe delivery drivers wouldn't be robbed nearly as often.
You could still donate it and get the tax write-off next year. As far as parting it out goes it could be a long process depending on how far you want to go with it. Depending on mileage and the issues, I don't see why you couldnt sell it for 1000 - 1500 (assuming higher mileage and some maintenance needing done) with tax season coming up, some hood rich guy would probably snap it up to put 20's on it lol.
Have you thought about just rebuilding the engine since it is already partially disassembled? At least that way you would have a good chance of it running properly and it last a while. I would be willing to take a look at it when it gets warmer if you like, but if you want it done over the winter it may be better to have someone pull the motor so it can be worked on somewhere warm.
Wish I would have known about these back when I was a stupid high school kid. I can't remember what I wired, but I remember wrapping a wire around the blade of a fuse and plugging it back in to power something.
If you go S4, no turbos no care. As far as the CTS-V's go, get the wagon if you can :megusta:. They are very sexy imo (and I don't even like wagons). The rest to me are meh.