Need some opinions please - again
02-21-2008, 10:12 AM
#21
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Location: Oregon
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RE: Need some opinions please - again
ORIGINAL: pwrl3ss
That's my problem; I get all giddy when I think I found one and I just want to pull the trigger and get it. But, I'm taking everyone's advice and I'm going to avoid buying without seeingwhich ever one,in person.
Would it be out of place to take a hammer and "knock" on the floorpans, frames, etc to see if they are solid?
ORIGINAL: fantastic
I searched and looked at hundreds of cars, but I should have kept looking rather than getting too excited when I found one that seemed right.
I searched and looked at hundreds of cars, but I should have kept looking rather than getting too excited when I found one that seemed right.
Would it be out of place to take a hammer and "knock" on the floorpans, frames, etc to see if they are solid?
02-21-2008, 11:40 AM
#22
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RE: Need some opinions please - again
I would knock them with chipping hammers and pull up carpet and really get into it. Do this before you discuss price. Do not put up with crap and walk away if you get any grief about it.
02-21-2008, 11:59 AM
#23
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: AR
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RE: Need some opinions please - again
Wow, I did a search for Mustang classified ads and found this website!
http://www.mustangclassifieds.com/in...&s_res=AND
At first glance these cars appear to be somewhat overpriced, but every car on here comes with a $100.00 gift certifficate from Applebees.
http://www.mustangclassifieds.com/in...&s_res=AND
At first glance these cars appear to be somewhat overpriced, but every car on here comes with a $100.00 gift certifficate from Applebees.
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