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08-21-2012 | 08:12 PM
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Hey,
Just bought a 2001 Saturn SC2 about a week ago and i am pleased with my purchase. I scooped it up from a friend of my uncles for about $3000 with only 96k on the odometer. It had some minor cosmetic fixer-upers like yellowed oxidized headlights, a broken fog light mount, and a broken arm rest on the drivers door. After about a 4days and $30 out of pocket i DIY'd the whole thing back to factory specs. Im currently in college and i kinda wanna make this my project car. Hopefully i can get some helpful tips and tricks from this forum and i look forward to the saturn communities response. As soon as i figure it out, i will be posting pics of my car.
Just bought a 2001 Saturn SC2 about a week ago and i am pleased with my purchase. I scooped it up from a friend of my uncles for about $3000 with only 96k on the odometer. It had some minor cosmetic fixer-upers like yellowed oxidized headlights, a broken fog light mount, and a broken arm rest on the drivers door. After about a 4days and $30 out of pocket i DIY'd the whole thing back to factory specs. Im currently in college and i kinda wanna make this my project car. Hopefully i can get some helpful tips and tricks from this forum and i look forward to the saturn communities response. As soon as i figure it out, i will be posting pics of my car.
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08-21-2012 | 10:44 PM
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Welcome to the forum, college man! Been there done that. LOOOOOOONNNNNGGGGG time ago. I actually made money in college by working on other students cars. I did tune ups, oil changes and brake jobs for the most part. I did do an occasional starter or alternator and belt replacement too. Good luck with your Saturn. Sounds like you've got a pretty solid ride for the next four years. And like SW2Cam says, stay active. If you don't your account will be deleted by the powers that be.
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08-28-2012 | 11:00 AM
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Welcome to the forum, college man! Been there done that. LOOOOOOONNNNNGGGGG time ago. I actually made money in college by working on other students cars. I did tune ups, oil changes and brake jobs for the most part. I did do an occasional starter or alternator and belt replacement too. Good luck with your Saturn. Sounds like you've got a pretty solid ride for the next four years. And like SW2Cam says, stay active. If you don't your account will be deleted by the powers that be.