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buy a crappy honda until you can afford to fix your truck. my bro bought a acura legend for 800 bucks, did no maintenance on it for 30,000km, oil change, drove it another 15,000, and sold it for 500 bucks...


If you have the space and feasibility of a 2nd car, this is by far the way to go.
When I needed to rebuild my 22re, I hadt he same problem... in grad school, slow cash flow, not much free time but planned to do it myself. At the time it was my only vehicle.

I bought a '95 Mercury tracer (escort clone) at an auction for $500. Originally my plan was to drive it a month or so while I scrounged cash and did the engine pull. 3 months later, I had the engine done... but had discovered the 34 mpgs was hard to give up... over the next 2 years I did minimal repairs, fixed several things as I had time, and sold it for $1000 in the paper.

The point is, a 2nd car will allow you the luxury of time, and likely $$ saved on gas to boot. And chances are you can recoup the investment later.


With 200+ Billion electrical parts, the world most complicated machine is inside your own skull.

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