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Hey everyone,

Early this year i spent $1750 on a 92 GX Liberty with the intention of 'Doing it up'. Unfortunaly i broke my leg shortly after and havn't gotten quite as far as i would have liked. So far ive only Put on a pod filter and heat shield, Painted parts of the engine, Knocked out some dents and applied touch up paint, rechromed the mags, chromed the front grill.

At the moment im trying to think of cheapish things to do that would improve the health and performance of my car, ideas?

Also im curious how much you would consider paying for a car like this? Considering it has 280,000kms on the clock.

Heres a few snaps i took, enjoy!








Thanks for looking, please comment.

ill give you 1750 this weekend

also you and alex would get along well methinks

id just leave it as is for now mate. and when u have the funds graba front cut and chuck her in

Those mags are different , I think I like them.
$2200 give or take a few hundred depending on how it ran, gears etc. I don't think painted parts under the bonnet would do much to the price either
What paint are you using?

Haha i dunno, i already have a mate called alex and his a pain enough as it is :P

I can't leave it mate! there are too many imperfections!

And as for the rims... They are CSA 16" i thinks.. i painted over the plastic logo in the middle so i guess ill never know

Spot the difference?



Also ive stuck a 12v solar panel on my dashboard which is connected directly to the battery giving it a trickle charge during the day so HOPEFULLY it wont go flat :P Anybody else doing this?

if its awd around 2K

I dont like the paint , then again I am possable 3 x your age

I sold my mates converted Gx ( AKA RS Turbo ) last your for 9K .I fitted a turbo front cut in it & a set of 4 pots & lowered coils .

Yeah I'd agree with a figure of about 2k but only if it's an AWD model. The high kms is abit of a killer for resale value.
Also in my opinion your painting of bits in the engine bay will have lowered the car's value. Anybody with half a brain looking at it will be able to tell the shiny parts aren't actually worth more than they were before. The Chrome painted oil filler cap looks particularly classy next to the Super Cheap battery