FD seller support group?
10-10-07, 04:27 AM
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FD seller support group?
Just made a big cross country move and had to sell my low mileage FD. Then I find this about the buyer.... https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/stock-7-vs-state-trooper-695108/. I think I need a shoulder to cry on. 
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
10-10-07, 08:54 AM
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Just made a big cross country move and had to sell my low mileage FD. Then I find this about the buyer.... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=695108. I think I need a shoulder to cry on.
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
I read the thread you attached and have to throw the red bullshit flag on that knucklehead's comments.
I live in Virginia.
I have been pulled over for going 11 miles over the speed limit.
The state trooper who pulled me over told me that 11 milles over the limit brings a reckless driving charge which requires that I go to the station for inprocessing!!
The trooper cut me a break as I was in uniform at the time.
I think the knuklehead is talking smack to make himself look cool to the rest of us.
Granted he is an idiot, but I'm betting that he doesn't drive that fast.
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10-10-07, 09:42 AM
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Well unfortunately I didn't have the ability to do background checks and be super picky with buyers. At the end of the day its just a car and he had the money.
Yea I lived in VA as well and I know what your talking about. If nothing else I heard the new reckless fines (20 mph over) over there are like $2500 and then a certain dollar amount extra depending on how many points you have. I would like to think that itself would teach him a pretty good lesson but i have a feeling he wouldn't be the one paying it.
I don't know what would be more stupid.. if he actually did it or if he just randomly made this up.
Yea I lived in VA as well and I know what your talking about. If nothing else I heard the new reckless fines (20 mph over) over there are like $2500 and then a certain dollar amount extra depending on how many points you have. I would like to think that itself would teach him a pretty good lesson but i have a feeling he wouldn't be the one paying it.
I don't know what would be more stupid.. if he actually did it or if he just randomly made this up.
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10-10-07, 10:05 AM
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either way, similar story when i sold my last FD. i thought i was selling it to an older guy - turns out it was for his 17 year old daughter. a couple of months later i saw she wrecked it pretty bad (slid into a guard rail or something).
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Yea the last fd I sold a couple years ago was totalled the first week the guy had it. That guy was in his 20s but coming from a honda civic and ASSURED us he would drive responsibly with it. I hate to stereotype honda people but they sure make it easy sometimes.
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20MPH over speed limit, or anything over 80MPH, is reckless in VA. It's a misdemeanor here, so the officer has the option to arrest the driver, but they can let you go with a summons. Anything over 100MPH and you'd be lucky to get released on the spot, but the judge will certainly give you jail time and probably suspend your license for a year. Not to mention the ridiculous new fines (which I hear are being repealed BTW).
10-10-07, 11:27 AM
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I have been hearing the same. Any reckless driving is a 3,000 fine payable over the next 3 years. A 1,500 fine for not signaling.
It's to pay for the new highway system.
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It's to pay for the new highway system.
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Just made a big cross country move and had to sell my low mileage FD. Then I find this about the buyer.... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=695108. I think I need a shoulder to cry on.
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
Hope this guy learns his lesson before someone else pays for his stupidity.
I respect my car more then most people on this forum. I treat my car like a brother and do everything I can (Including putting my self in heavy debt) for this car.
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