Whats up!! I just joined because im looking to buy a cabrio, i want the old body style like a 1985-93 would be cool. Also is there anything that i should look out for in particular when buying one?? theres a few online that im looking at, one of them is a 1991 EA edition in midnight blue thats pretty sweet but i dont know much about them yet so i want to know if there is anything took look out for and stuff that is good to look for, I have a 95 bmw 318ti that im selling also if anybody on here is a bmw guy like me also, but thanks guys
-zach

 

bummmpp

 

No need to bump a thread if someone is interested they will read it. I would think would be your best bet.

 

My advice - get a set of tools to work on the cabby if you buy one. Even the newest one is nearly 20 years old. With a car that old, even with decent care, will have items that need attention. Doing the work yourself will save you $$.

I purchased mine for under $400, but I will have around $3-4K when I am done. Right after purchase had to rebuild the shift linkage, $200, replace the power steering unit, $200, new radiator, $60, needs a new top, $200-300, new suspension, $350 for Raceland or higher.

Currently doing all the body work myself, but materials for just the primer stage are up around $200 or more, final with paint will be in the $500 range.

It ads up quick, but again if you can do the labor yourself, it is just time and parts.

 

Cabriolet is a Volkswagen brand. It's classical cars and mostly cabriolet owner give a batter review to use this nice car. VW offer many types of cabrio version and that's really best for long drive. It's built buy the protected design so it's really safe to drive.

 

I have a experience to drive a MK2 Cabriolet car. It's well designed classical car. Many people afford to buy this nice because it's give a good mileage so people can easily afford to regular use them. I am really satisfied to use this nice car.