1989 Isuzu I-Mark Lotus Edition - $1200 NMNA

"up for sale 1989 Isuzu imark lotus edition 80.000 orig miles didnt start it this year yet needs battery been sitting i guess I'm not going to get to it so its for sale pictures tell the story tires hold air for a couple days then go down from not using it tires are dried out needs tires interior is perfect no rips or tears has big bumpers and ground effects factory good one to fix up paint is fading and some rust on bottom drivers door come look at it bring a battery i wouldn try driving it home till you get tires on it lf fender was replaced and lf headlight that's why it has r on title ive owned this car for at least 8 years but now its gotta go it has orig radio and is a 5 speed call if i don't answer leave message why your calling ill call back"

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In reply to classicJackets :

Whoops

Punctuation is so overrated.

paranoid_android said:

Punctuation is so overrated.

I refuse to read ads like that.  

That drives me absolutely nuts when folks can't give me the decency of a comma or period every once in a while and I'm NOT a "higher education" kinda guy.  BUT, my buddy had one of these in 89 and it was decent for the era

Yeah, the ad is poorly written. But look at those handsome OEM alloys and that Lotus badge. Everything is better.

Even knowing that all the plastic and rubber bits under the hood are ready to burst into powder if you look at them cross-eyed, I do like it.

Thing was sold my senior year of HS.  It rolled off the assembly line when Reagan was still in office.  It's ancient!

KyAllroad (Jeremy) said:

Even knowing that all the plastic and rubber bits under the hood are ready to burst into powder if you look at them cross-eyed, I do like it.

Thing was sold my senior year of HS.  It rolled off the assembly line when Reagan was still in office.  It's ancient!

Yeah, its unfortunate that it is in the condition it is in, considering it only has 80K miles, and god knows where you get Isuzu I-Mark parts. But I too also want it. The styling is actually pretty good, in a blocky '80s way. My friend had a set of the Handling By Lotus badges that he scalped off a junkyard car and was holding onto to affix to just the right car

Where to get I-mark parts? F6sk? has a build thread for an I-mark and i think also owns a machine shop!

I learned the basics of driving a stick in a red hatchback one. It was cool, and seemed pretty zippy, but what did I know at 15?  Someone on here was fixing up a red one. There was a long thread about it, lots of parts sourcing issues.

I likey!