1991 Caddy Deville

Alright I got a Caddy Deville from my grandfather. Paying 800 has about 102k miles. Thinkin bout getting flowmasters and i want to put an aftermarket stero(maybe leave the GM radio in it) and speakers. I already have two 12's in a box. What should i do? With this minimum wage job bs, i might be driving this for a WHILE. how much would it cost to install a stereo, and a paint job. Well it has a GM radio in it from I'l say 99 or 00. because hes good with cars so he put it in. Anyone know the seat covers that fit the driver seat? I need a compressor for the AC and interior stuff.

what about adding and xbox and tv by retro fitting it?

hmmm.....maybe you can run the ladies at night downtown and make a few extra bucks.....
Seriously, the sky is the limit with paint and stereos. What can you afford?
I would suggest save your money, keep the car stock and in a few months sell it (it's easier to sell without the Flowmasters) buy something sportier that you really want, so you are not turning an old man's car into a pimp -mobile

dunno but definitly wanna buy a stereo later

well my stepdad says by the time im done with the car i wont be able to sell it. so i think i should pour money into things i can take out later, stereo, tv games, and other stuff.

hey, i also own a 91 deville, just out of curiosity what color is it and is there a top on it (vinyl, landeau, cloth)? anyways if you are so stressed with money then why waste your time putting a tv or some setup like that in your car, i mean just how practical is a tv/gaming system in your vehicle anyways, if anything I'd get the paint job and stereo taken care of first and foremost, but hey I know people these days love tv's and other seemingly "pimpin" features in their vehicles, so let boys be boys right, anyways sorry for ranting on, so my advice, go with the stereo and paint job, gotta look good on the outside right, especially something as basic as the paintjob, and forget the tv/other pointless accessories.