where can i find a cheap convertable car that can be shipped to zip 96094?
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LOL, the shipping will kill you more than the price of the car..LOL...
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City Hunter. Try e Bay or Circuit City.
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Well, if you're willing to mail the catalytic converter, here's a place that will buy it (sounds like you could still make a profit, even with the cost of postage): http://www.adccatalyticconverters.com/site/792045/page/549324
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E-bay is the best place, check local junkyards as well
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Ebay\nAmazon\nVivaStreet\n\noh and you could also have a garage sale. That way you wont get hammered for commission and postage.\n\nGood luck.
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www.ebay.com  \n\nSometimes you see excellent cars go for really cheap.
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Honda is cheap, but will only take you so far, and its FWD.  Nissan's Z-series (I have a Z31 300ZX) is very fast and very cheap, and the 240sx is good car for engine swaps.  Toyota's best is either the supra or the MR2, the MR2 is very lightweight so it has an excellent power:weight ratio, but there is not much working room around the engine.  The mkIII supra's good but harder to find.  Go to www.ebaymotors.com and look at pictures and price to get a better idea.
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Try your local freecycle http://www.freecycle.org  People post stuff for free that they want to get rid of.  Maybe you can find one there.
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try:\nwww.electricrider.com
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Try Yellow Freight.  They've delivered large (about the size of a couch) and heavy (about half the weight of a car) stuff for us.
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Check Craigslist or your local Penny Saver.
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Try ebay if not i could set you up but live in pa
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Go to Ebay or Craigs List.
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try http://midwayusa.com they might have one
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Try Geico they seem to be the cheapest these days
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http://www.nadaguides.com/Values/ZipCode.asp?UserID=7734eff8-eb63-4675-87df-b01b5f3f91c2&DID=38831&ColorId=&wSec=&wPg=1102\n\nI'm not sure how far back in age you can search, but I believe that you can look at values for campers built in the 90s or newer.
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try it :\nhttp://www.freecycle.org