i found all kinds of junk, the guy didn't even look just handed me the keys,
change,cloths,Harley sun glasses,CD,pens,key-Chan's,pictures lol

oh and a bad trany,TC,rear-end,tires,steering box,ball joints,shocks and rust.

 

found something like this under the center console when I removed it to re wire the over head lights

 

When I bought my '90 the back driver's side window did not go down. Upon taking the door panel off, I discovered it was because it was being held up with a 2 X 4 that the PO had wedged in there.

 

my '92 had a ton of bolts missing form the bell housing! and i had a nail driven through my negative battery post because he bought a positive terminal so he pounded the nail to keep it tight.

 

PO wedled rear shocks to upper mnts., Hacked up wiring for radio, old CB antena line under carpet, and various seeds /stems and one hidden or forgoten glass pipe. Oh ya about 30 Corrona bottle caps. Party on.

 

Lets see. The speed-O gears where never put back in after he changed the t-case. The back door has some kind of rubber diamond plate stuff glued and wood screwed on to it.

 

Wow, that's a massively bad idea. You have the drain of not only the radio, but also the headlights.

Not mine, and not an XJ, but my friend found a money clip under the spare tire in his 1990 Ford Taurus. The clip had $130 in it! Not sure how it go there, though.

 

Saw on the news a guy bought a car from a police auction and found like 3 pounds of meth.... Talk about a good score!!

 

this is just wrong do you only listen to the radio at night or on overcast days i hope you fixed that right away

 

in my 94 there was/ probly still is a mouse living in it.... seen it a couple times but i cant seem to catch it.... im just getting all the parts i can off this one anyways so im not to concerned lol

 

Mine too and the whole headlight harness caught fire on the way home in 10 degree weather at night

 

you lucked out :P all i got was a hood release with a pair of vice grips clamped on the end, a trashed rear pinion seal (pulled it out and found grass wrapped around it!), and a cheapy deck that was wired in and left with open connections that thankfully didnt blow out my stock speakers (even though i replaced em soon after)

 

Mike37 what is that a picture of??

 

I was wondering the same thing!

 

I believe thats a tool for rolling your own smokes. I'll leave the tobacco choice up to you.