I need a cheaper hobby. . . . . If it has four wheels, it's probably worth considering. Now, granted, there are quite a few cars that really don't have much potential for anything, but every car has its niche in the realm of performance, some excelling at that particular skill more than others. At that time the odometer reading was 98220 miles. The 1995 Sport Coupe is considered to be a performance bargain in the Neon world.
Photos are on the way.
The brakes had reportedly been maintained recently, leading me to believe that they hadn't been properly bled. The car feels good except a shimmy at about 60mph. I've read this is common for Neons, it's caused by inexact wheel balance. It isn't a serious issue, though I plan to take advantage of the balancing equipment available at the RSAS this fall. Plug wires are relatively cheap, but I'd like to know what caused that.