So now that I know this Loyale's parts won't transfer to a Legacy, the next question is whether a 91 Loyale with 170k and a chip in one window(?-haven't seen it yet) is worth $950. It is stated as having very clean interior and running well... but if there isn't something obvious I won't be able to tell a good car from a zebra. 950 is the "asking" price. Kelly BB doesn't go back that far is why I ask, thanks.

 

 

Sorry about the double post. I have old cars and old computers, not sure why it did that.

http://tinyurl.com/m4d59xv

 

Is this the car. The clear coat is pretty badly eaten off. Can't tell if it is 4wheel drive or not.

No, the one I'm looking at today is blue.

My bad, I was looking at your avatar and for some reason thought that was the car. The link takes you to the car I am looking at, yes. Any thoughts?

http://tinyurl.com/m4d59xv

 

Is this the car. The clear coat is pretty badly eaten off. Can't tell if it is 4wheel drive or not.

If it doesn't look like it's worth 950 but when I look at it everything else seems okay, what would you offer for it?

I'd only pay that price if it was 4wheel drive. I have no interest in 2 wheel dive so If that was the case, I'd walk away. It doesn't say which window has a chip (I like that description, tempered glass breaks when chipped) but the front passenger window is either rolled down or broken. The door windows are a bit of a pain to replace considering the attachments on the glass and trying to get them in the door with the narrow opening but once in they just bolt to the regulator and then align it to the proper position when closed.