Like others have said, that is a steal of a deal for a roadster if it is in good shape. Shoot for that price, I would echo others, and get a beater for the winter months. I lived in Colorado Springs for 10 years, so I know that there are lots of great days to drive in the winter, and even when it does snow, cities like Denver and CS are pretty good about getting sand on the roads. I spent lots of time during winter months running the mountain roads on my Harley, so I know you would love it in a roadster.

For the most part, maintenance is pretty easy on these cars. If something does go awry, someone on here can generally diagnose if for you. Even if you do not like turning a wrench, you can take the information found on here to about any decent mechanic and get them to do the work for you.

Get it and let us know what a Rocky Mountain Perm-a-Grin is like.