I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
07-23-2007, 01:08 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
The biggest problem with this car is the title. I had a 91 MR2 with a salvage title on it that I bought in order to resell it and make some profit. The car had 94k miles, it was a 2.2 n/a with an automatic tranny. Normally with that mileage the car could be sold for 4500 or so, at that time at least (2 years ago). Selling the one with the salvage title on it for 2800 was a mission. I had to advertise in on craigslist for 3 week listed at 3k, then I put it on eBay and it went up to 2800. Even though I made 600 dollars profit, I gotta say, never get salvage again. If you fix this one, I guarantee you selling it for 9500 to 10k won't be that easy.
07-23-2007, 02:00 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
ORIGINAL: Phraoz007
This is obviously the most stupidest person in the world.
1. Faking a GT
2. Putting ugly color stripes on
3. Wreaking their car.
It's not a bad investment... nor a good one.
This is obviously the most stupidest person in the world.
1. Faking a GT
2. Putting ugly color stripes on
3. Wreaking their car.
It's not a bad investment... nor a good one.
07-23-2007, 03:22 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
its never a good idea to buy a salvaged title. unless its for parts.....
wow. another poser. what loser would put gt badges on a v6? with all that money making it a clone he could have just got a gt in the first place.
wow. another poser. what loser would put gt badges on a v6? with all that money making it a clone he could have just got a gt in the first place.
07-23-2007, 04:01 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
ORIGINAL: olvanish
The biggest problem with this car is the title. I had a 91 MR2 with a salvage title on it that I bought in order to resell it and make some profit. The car had 94k miles, it was a 2.2 n/a with an automatic tranny. Normally with that mileage the car could be sold for 4500 or so, at that time at least (2 years ago). Selling the one with the salvage title on it for 2800 was a mission. I had to advertise in on craigslist for 3 week listed at 3k, then I put it on eBay and it went up to 2800. Even though I made 600 dollars profit, I gotta say, never get salvage again. If you fix this one, I guarantee you selling it for 9500 to 10k won't be that easy.
The biggest problem with this car is the title. I had a 91 MR2 with a salvage title on it that I bought in order to resell it and make some profit. The car had 94k miles, it was a 2.2 n/a with an automatic tranny. Normally with that mileage the car could be sold for 4500 or so, at that time at least (2 years ago). Selling the one with the salvage title on it for 2800 was a mission. I had to advertise in on craigslist for 3 week listed at 3k, then I put it on eBay and it went up to 2800. Even though I made 600 dollars profit, I gotta say, never get salvage again. If you fix this one, I guarantee you selling it for 9500 to 10k won't be that easy.
07-23-2007, 05:43 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
ORIGINAL: 01harleydude
its never a good idea to buy a salvaged title. unless its for parts.....
wow. another poser. what loser would put gt badges on a v6? with all that money making it a clone he could have just got a gt in the first place.
its never a good idea to buy a salvaged title. unless its for parts.....
wow. another poser. what loser would put gt badges on a v6? with all that money making it a clone he could have just got a gt in the first place.
07-23-2007, 05:53 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
so its only $1000 to turn a 6 into a gt clone? i thought it would be more to do it right if you factor in parts, paint, labor, dual exhaust, correct rims, if neccesary, yada yada.....hmmm
07-23-2007, 06:51 AM
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RE: I cant believe this has bid'd up to $7K...
ORIGINAL: 01harleydude
so its only $1000 to turn a 6 into a gt clone? i thought it would be more to do it right if you factor in parts, paint, labor, dual exhaust, correct rims, if neccesary, yada yada.....hmmm
so its only $1000 to turn a 6 into a gt clone? i thought it would be more to do it right if you factor in parts, paint, labor, dual exhaust, correct rims, if neccesary, yada yada.....hmmm
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