It's probably an oil-based paint and could be cleaned before priming with Kilz or some other product.

@Joey AllisonYou're welcome.Just to follow up: concrobium is a great product, equally or more effective than bleach in all applications, but superior for cleaning dimensional lumber.I didn't mention oil-based Kilz Original interior primer in my first post but I use gallons of the stuff in the old houses I work in during the renovation phase.

Buy the car, detail it, throw some new tires and brakes on it, change the oil, wiper blades, and try to get $9k.

I usually pay about $2.50/sq ft for hardwood refinishing (sanding to bare wood and 2-3 coats of oil based poly)).

I am a retired USAF officer/pilot, currently working (way too hard) as a Sales Engineer in the oil and gas business and stock options trader.  

Some things Houston offers that are so hard to find in any other markets:Critical mass (4 th largest city and still growing fast)Low cost of entry and housing cost 30% below other large cities  (buy a $150K house that rents for $1,500/mnth)Diverse and resilient economy and population** passed NYC for most diverse city int he nation last year, Lost >80,000 oil and gas jobs in last 2 years and still put on more jobs than we lost (highest employment rate in city's history today)   Still great TK opportunity here, I work with them everyday ;-)Houston (and TX) are creating jobs as fast or faster than any other area, this is drawing people to the area, they need housing, there is a shortage of available, affordable,  quality housing.

My monthly expenses with two car payments, insurance, and various repairs and miscellaneous expenses (washes, oil changes, etc)  are about 1500/month.  

I basically worked on a ranch growing up, eventually worked in the oil field in order to make enough money to get through college and law school. 

I got the Flying Start style in Oiled Leather color.

Have you considered either exchanging into a DST or selling and putting cash into a gas and oil mineral rights royalty fund?