Posted by Texasmark1 on September 05, 2017 at 17:50:47 from (99.197.190.172):
In Reply to: Re: Makes me mad... posted by wisbaker on September 04, 2017 at 22:54:00:
That's funny. I traded in one on the new one which happened to be a left over from the previous year's new cars but didn't sell; blackwall tires, heater, no ac. Only amenity was automatic. The American, I had just bought from a friend and had just fixed it up, put new tires on it and things. I forget what happened but it was something major. I got $500 for it on trade in going against full sticker price on the new one. I had no wheels and the dealer was more than happy to come out to the house and drive me and the mrs. to their dealership and proceed to fleece me. Then sent the wrecker out to the house to pick up the old American after the deal was finalized.
They fixed whatever was wrong with it and in coming back for a warranty repair...a leak just above the heater they fixed by drilling a hole and installing a regular paper clip......what a kludge, I saw it in the used car lot for about twice what they gave me for it. Other thing on that engine was that I had to come back in for the valves to be adjusted, a warranty requirement.......what a joke....make a big mess on a new car. No more AMC for me after that......shucks, I lied....just remembered, I bought a red 4 door, loaded, 1989 Jeep Cherokee for my wife for valentines day. It was one of the AMC unibodies with no undercarriage like Jeeps used to have. Little 4 liter I6 which was a good engine. Got good service out of that.
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