I Find this Crazy Craigslist Ad...
02-01-12, 09:17 AM
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I Find this Crazy Craigslist Ad...
http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/cto/2828533900.html
its not even low mileage, or mechanically sound, or even a gslse...wth... and the guy wants 4500... absolutely nuts!
its not even low mileage, or mechanically sound, or even a gslse...wth... and the guy wants 4500... absolutely nuts!
02-01-12, 10:13 AM
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car setter on firer
so many things wrong with this ad. "one of a kind" ???? WTH? there are millions of these running around america. only 50-100$ to cut out the cat.... ok. and then what? another 50-100$ for replacing the section that is cut out, or new exhaust- 800$ this dude needs to smoke another chiba and pass this car along like a doobie.
02-02-12, 02:47 PM
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lol These types of ads always make me laugh. This guy is really reaching for the stars thou, the only sad part I fear is that there is people actually willing to fall prey to this sort of nonsense...
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02-02-12, 11:12 PM
#8
These ads usually upset me to some degree because the seller is like "i know what i have" attitude and nothing could be further from the truth...lol...i'd pay his askin' price in a heartbeat for a restorable r100 before I would spend it on a run of the mill (mint) gsl fb.
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02-03-12, 07:13 AM
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I actually own Rotaries
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Its worth what someone is willing to pay. I just dont think he will get his asking price on that one.
02-03-12, 11:42 AM
#13
There are only a couple glossy paint looking pictures some unverified claims by the seller and a couple confusing remarks suggesting stupidity. Too many unknowns here to accurately access a value, plus 101K miles?
If I "HAD" to buy it with only that to go on, sight unseen, I'd have to assume it was part scam and the car would need more than just a little additional money to fix the things that are not mentioned. Anything over $1000 / $1200 could be putting you upside down to begin with. A plain jane 101K mile car in great shape "might" bring $2500. As far as not finding a "cleaner car anywhere" he obviously has not been to my garage.
If I "HAD" to buy it with only that to go on, sight unseen, I'd have to assume it was part scam and the car would need more than just a little additional money to fix the things that are not mentioned. Anything over $1000 / $1200 could be putting you upside down to begin with. A plain jane 101K mile car in great shape "might" bring $2500. As far as not finding a "cleaner car anywhere" he obviously has not been to my garage.
