You can't count cars given to you by your old auntie. The cheapest car I ever aquired, through standard transaction, would be a 63 Chevy Impala. The guy wanted a quart of Chivas, which cost thirty eight bucks back then. We then spent an evening putting in a water pump and drinking liquor. Perhaps I should count the 28 quarts of oil it either leaked or burned in the next week.
These days a proper vechicle should be had for about five hundred clams. My present ride, a 95 S-10 pick up, went for three hundred. Accessories you will definitely need are the foil duct tape, wire and wire cutters, a jug of anti freeze and all other applicable fluids. Also, a mobile phone with a reputable towing guy's number in it. Other tools would be vise grips, and I guess that's it.
Where's the adventure in knowing that everytime you fire up your car, you are going to go where you're going? If you are over fifty five, disregard this and buy something decent. You're too old for it.
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