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How about you buy it, I'll take it apart, and you can put it back together. Free of charge, even.

• madeuptempacct 9y ago
  I imagine the idea is that you can't mess it up, as you inevitably would following your strategy, costing you more than 5k in the long run.
  • 13of40 9y ago
    That was the joke. But in reality it would probably be a piece of cake if it was a new car and you had access to all of the custom tools. An older car with frozen bolts, charred head gaskets, etc. is a different story.
    • lostlogin 9y ago
      Though with an old car there is a moderate chance of you being able to reach the right nut and possibly even stand on the ground in the engine bay.
      • madeuptempacct 9y ago
        That was a LONG time ago. The last car I saw like that was probably from the 60s, aside from some American trucks.