When it comes to regions that are a treasure trove for oddball cars, the Pacific Northwest is one of the most prolific out there. Located outside of Seattle, Washington, this 1991 Yugo GVL is available for just $750 here on craigslist, but both physical work and paperwork are requirements for getting this Yugo back on the road again.

For those unfamiliar with the Yugo, these little Yugoslavian vehicles were a variant of the Fiat 127 that were imported into the United States in the late 1980s. The odd hatchbacks were meant to be inexpensive and basic transportation – the GV in its name stands for “Great Value” – but many remember the Yugo as being painstakingly slow and in many cases, quite unreliable.

Yugo did improve the general quality of the compact around 1990, and this specimen is one of the final model years for the product. This 1991 Yugo GVL was one of 3,092 examples sold during the model year, and the one-owner vehicle seems to be in decent condition.

It appears that this 1991 GVL uses a 1.3-liter 4-cylinder engine, which pairs to a 5-speed manual transmission. The seller claims this foreign compact was primarily garage kept and well-maintained most of its life. However, the car has been in storage since 2002 after a mishap during an engine rebuild, which left the seller financially strapped.

The largest issue with this Yugo is the missing title, though the seller mentions how they can assist in the process of getting it re-titled. While there is a possibility some Yugo fanatic could go through the effort of making this legal once again, it’s likely easier to use this GVL as a parts car. What do you think?