MidNite27

I was selling my cursed celica. A week before i sold it, a tractor backed into it, crushing my front fiberglass bumper. The day i was spose to sell it the compression hose got jammed into the head. KBB's price also changed that same week making it depreciate on the sale i was about do. I also just happened to be up for smog in order to sell it. With a slightly bent intake valve and a CEL that was reluctant to stay off it passed smog with a grace from god. This car was cursed. The day after i put on exhaust and the body kit i got rear ended. The day after i put on the CF hood the timing chain came off tearing the motor up all good. This car was cursed.

MustangPammie

I was thinking you had a lot of patience but I guess the uhm scenery made it worthwhile

I once sold a car for $400, an old Chevy something (from the 80's) I had for about a month while they replaced the head gasket I blew in my Toyota. The guy who bought it was a mechanic and his girlfriend was a prostitute.

A year later I found out they had gotten a few thousand dollars in parking tickets but had never put the car in their name and tried to say they were my responsibility. Fortunately I had the signed and dated bill of sale as well as a letter from my insurance company showing I'd dropped coverage the day I sold it to them.

restomod87

It was smart helping her out though man, If you bailed on her with the battery problems her 350lb viking sister Helga might have come after you. haha

boogerschnot

Yep.. " ELGA, he jipped me!!!"