Up for sale!!!! '87 Conquest for parts. No engine, have the tranny, all interior parts are there (pretty dirty, but they're there). Not sugar coating it, its rough. But still lots of usable parts. I don't want to junk it, I'll get more for it if I do but I want the parts to help an enthusiast. $150 plus title transfer and you haul it away. Need it gone like yesterday. I have lots more pics, so If you're interested let me know! I'm located in Somerset PA, about an hour East of Pittsburgh. I'll ev

im in the need of a new car battery and im looking at Costco's ones and for $90 I can get a 1000 c/a and for $70 its 850 c/a but at Napa for an 850ca battery its $140 and the owner said the Costco ones are cheap crap but I don't know if he's saying that cause he owns the store or cause its true but anyways what's the best I can get for $100 +/- . And what's a good size battery and what's too much for this car if there's such thing as too much

My wife and I are moving and have no space.   I have to get rid of the car.   I have a 1983 Mitsubishi Starion with ~146k miles. All of the modifications done to it were by the previous owner so I'm not 100% on all of the details. It has a stock turbo with a manual boost controller. It has an intercooler setup from a later model Starion as well as some fuel stuff (filter and some type of regulator) The only thing I have done to it was I had a shop put a new clutch on it. The car runs great, but

a lot of you guys don't have a ton of money to drop on tools , you can save a bundle on tools you don't need to use sept once every few years or so , at Harbor Freight or northern tools ,, things like electric drill wire brushes and cheap drills , air cut offs etc, things you don't normaly think of as needing untill that day you need it ,thgier air hack saw only last a year or two but , what do you expect for $10   we all understand that many of thier tools won't stand up to hard heavy da