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^^^ That goes without saying. It's an old sporty car.

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Originally Posted by cleric670@gmail (Post 7172133)

In all honesty, if you can't turn your own wrenches to some degree then you're probably better off buying/leasing a new car with a warranty.

Otherwise the shop rates are going to destroy your bank account.

I've had lot of experience with cars and have mechanics that I am tight with. my school mechanic has even offered to help out. I can bring in my car during lunches and he's open to helping me with anything. My school's shop has 2 lifts and almost everything else needed. Anything else that I can not do alone or with the help of the school mechanic I can get help from my dads close friend whos also a mechanic. But I'm confident in my skills and knowledge (I have no excuses for not even trying a DIY, everything I need is on the internet) and the most I might need is my schools lift. I'm only going to be 17 by the time I go to buy the G so buying/leasing a new car is far from my choices, or budget.

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Originally Posted by Blue Dream (Post 7172130)

That's a good, comprehensive one. However if you can't DIY the replacement bushings labor will kill your wallet. Most aren't that hard but it's a lot of labor hours to replace them all.

sorry for the losses bro. I love the GTO as well im a huge fan! too bad its far from my budget ;(

Appreciate the kind words. I don't miss it as much as I thought I would, suitable replacements always ease the pain..... :D