Jake258

http://topekasalvagepool.com/32495.html

It appears to be an SS/NA and its an 07 and less than 2k miles...if i had the extra money and wasnt a broke student i would seriously consider buyin it...so i figured i would pass it on in case anyone is interested
btw the salvage yard is very reputable. i went to a tech school for auto collision repair and we regularly bought vehicles from them.

jbounce

Too many issues with salvage vehicles.

I've been to Copart and IAAI yards here in NJ/PA. A lots of interesting cars there, but you gotta have time, money and dedication in order to deal with them.

Jake258

Yeah i agree, but that was the nice thing about when i went to school for it. If I were still going to the said tech school i could have bought a car and rebuilt it for a grade. I figured i would try to help out someone in the same situation. It kinda makes me wish i still went to school there...

OrngBalt

Jake... buy it ans sell the parts. depending on what they want for it, you will easily make your money back.

Jake258

yea i was thinkin about that too. the way they work, u put in a bid and the highest bid gets the car. so, sometimes u can get a vehicle hella cheap

OrngBalt

look at it this way, you could prob salvage at minimum: side skirts, rear bumper, exhaust manifold, dp, exahust, wind, interior trim, shift knob, head unit, speakers, wheels, spare. and then you can send me the seats.

dragonslayer27

you know what if you decide to buy it let me know cuz there's a couple parts i would luv to get.

pdub

Where can I find a junkyard to find Cobalt Parts near State College, PA?

nexus23

Oh, what a waste. 2007 too.

Definately be good for parts, but not much else unless you want to put a lot of work into it.

Cobalt2.4ss/sc

god damn .did it get hit by a mack truck...damn its **** up and the airbag is deployed...too much money to fix it

BroBalt

dont even think about working on it, the frame is fucked

buttttt, see that it's a manny tranny, now that'd kick ass to transmission swap

too bad it's in kansas...

fballman1987

pa is making it harder and harder to get an r title for any car, you need proof of everything pictures at a inspection station, and a bunch of other stuff, that and it takes like 4 months to transfer titles

DSMissed

Working on cars keeps me out of trouble. I'm always looking around for salvage/water damage vehicles in the right price range. As long as the frame or subframe isn't tweeked, then its usually a nice project to work on. That particular car....I'd only buy it if they guaranteed the frame was ok, and judging from those pictures, I don't think it is.

heyitsmikey1987

not worth my time

fballman1987

the frame is actually not that bad and is fixable, just throw it on the car o liner and it will be like new, normally you can see twisting in the way the thing line up, its just pushed back a little, it will need new frame rails in the front though

HunterKiller89

iTrader: (1)

i wish i knew where my local junk yard was...