[Street_Chally73]

Just looking at the facts you've posted, it would have to be a very nice deal to even think about taking it. The paint/body has seen better days and it has mileage against it. Your plan, if you should decide to purchase it, sounds good, but don't be surprised if there are a lot of other things that will need to be done to it (& be quite pricey). I figured mine was a good deal for the mileage and recent work/new parts that has been put into it, but I'm continuing to track down more problems here and there and fixing them the correct way, which seems to cost quite a bit (~$800-$1,000 for relatively smaller problems).