Over 40 Reattas for sale, 1 for $150.00.

[Tacoma]

There is a web site called "craigslist" that has amoung other things, over 40 Reattas listed, mostly by private owners. This is fast becomming the most popular site in the country. The problem is that it's localized by cities. You cannot do a national search on it. Go to their site,scroll over to the US City section and open the top line that says "US Cities" A list of almost every city in the US will open. Click on that city and type in reatta (or go to "Cars and Truck" list and open it. And type in "reatta". I spent 3 hours yesterday going through the list and found 1988 to 1991 Reattas in the following cities. Atlanta,Baltimore,Chicago,Dallas,Denver, Detroit Hartford.Huntsville,Las Vegas,Miami,Milwaukee,Minneapolis,N.Y. City,Orange county CA,OrlandoPalm Springs,Phile,Phoenix,Reno,Rochester NY,Sanfrancisco,Santa Barbara CA-A 1990 for $150.00-Silver/red;and lastly,Tampa bay.... I did not find any convertables though. Good hunting folks <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

[padgett]

"Craigslist" is where I found the replacement wheels. Be aware that they advise that "non-local deals involving shipping, wire transfer, cashier checks, escrow, or 3rd party payments are usually fraudulent" which makes any Internet purchase difficult

[DeeBee]

I bought my Reatta on Graigslist. Also bought my Fiero and a BMW 325is there. All great deals. Much better than Ebay.

The nice thing about CL is that because it is for localized deals you can often speak directly with the current owner via phone. Once the car gets above a $2500 price, what is the cost of a train or airline ticket in comparison? Not much.

Reatta's don't sell well on CL though. The market for Reattas is so specialized, not that they are expensive. Once you start looking, Reatta's are really quite easily available at very reasonable prices, $2500 and less, regardless of year other than drop tops.