$8000 for an FRS
 

...there's a catch.

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...AdIdZ558770422

yikes, that wasn't worth the buy back

Ez fix?


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Fixed up probably worth $20K. Salvage title is a hard sell though. I guess a shop could fix it for maybe $8k. Who knows maybe less, depends cost of parts.

At that point, the car will never be the same anymore. Salvage/rebuilt is exactly that. I'd say $5000 for that car because it's mainly good for parts. Crash crumple area did its job and the frame is surely tweaked. Sure you can pull the frame on a rack, but it will never be the same anymore.

...somebody with an ae86 should snap this up! :evil:

Fa20 powered ae86 would be gravy all day all night.

No way repaired, as a salvage vehicle, would it be worth 20k! It could be repaired to BETTER than new, and you'd be lucky to sell it for 15K...maybe... Salvage repair stigma just KILLS a car's resale value.

Maybe at retail. I'm sure a shop that fixes it will be looking for a profit.

Drift car all day long, better than buying a 240 thats been abused for 20+ years.

If the engine was in there I would have easily purchased that car a few months back. :(

Of course, but no way 20k, unless they try and hide it's salvage.

I was thinking along those lines...for $8K and some structural work, a person could have themselves a decent dedicated track hack.

C'mon guys, it's an ez fix!

How the hell you going to mount the FA20 into an AE86? BOSOZOKU STYLE!!

Ae86 has tons of room to mount our drivetrain in it. It's the exhaust stuff that I see to be an issue though.