1990 CHEVROLET CORSICA LT ... 2.2L L4 TBI OHV 8V

This is a chop of what my Corsica would look like with my Mustang's wheels. The Mustang

This is what my Corsica unfortunately actually looks like. 10-05-2005

This is the story.
This car didn't cost me anything, because it's not really worth anything. My uncle gave it to me. He was the only other owner. It just hit 105,000 miles today. I guess that's good for a 15-year-old car. The paint on the car is nearly as dull as the concrete it's parked on, and it looks like my uncle sort of parked the lower/front part of the driver's door on the curb. Only one of my windshield wipers work, but I don't really care if my passenger can see where I'm going.

Since I've owned it, I've replaced the cheap/half missing replacement wheel covers that were on it with some really tacky chrome ones. While I was at it, I bolted on a shiny stainless steel exhaust tip. It has seat covers on both the buckets in the front and the bench in the back. My seats aren't really ripped or anything, but the covers are much cleaner.

My plans include updating the headlight bulbs so that I can see where I'm going at night. I sort of want some new 6x9's in the back. One of them was making some wild static noise so I yanked it. I wouldn't mind a decent head unit. I want some 18's up on it to really make it tacky, but that all involves investing a lot of money in a car that's not worth more than about $800.