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your situation of debt right now should be telling you what i think you already know. for most young its unfortunate that they are willing to put their own financial well being behind owning a car. the honest truth. there will always be good condition 7's around and my advice to anyone is honestly wait till you can afford one. it took me 3 years just to find the one i have which cost me quite a bit and in the 4 years ive owned it its cost as much as i paid for it in upkeep.
Ive even contemplating coming back to it another day because i no longer have the time or the disposable income to work on it, as my situation has changed dramatically. new house, and starting new business and all.
People like the guys you find on here that are dedicated to preserving 7s in amazing condition will always have one for sale for the right buyer, it may just be a matter of time. i guess its like buying a house, if you cant afford to mow the lawn when you get one you cant ever really get any satisfaction of owning it now can you?
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