GTXperience
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I think that he may have recourse if he can prove that the car was grossly misrepresented with knowledge of the problem areas.
'71 'Cuda on Ebay - Caveat Emptor!!!
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AdamR
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wow, $25,000 for a car that needs a full resto. You could easily spend twice the buying price to fix it right.
Backtobasics
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Seems like the winning bidder needs your pictures.
GTXperience
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I don't think so since it's there in the flesh.
redfastback
Don't ask me... my garage is empty
THAT is why i don't buy cars on the internet. if i can't touch it, i ain't gonna buy it.
Backtobasics
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For previous documentation....I would want them.
GTXperience
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He could duplicate those pictures (showing the same damage) except for the location so I think I see where you are going with this. :-k
GTXperience
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This is how many of the guys felt that went to SEMA in Vegas. Oh, I'm sorry, we're talking about cars. ;-)
Dart-swinger
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I don't see the problem with the car myself.
It's a good $2000 car
I'd pay that for it and let the tubbing begin
It's a good $2000 car
I'd pay that for it and let the tubbing begin
GTXperience
Orig Stealth Mod
Realistically, I would have offered $15K for it but after seeing what was wrong with all the sub assemblies, I may have to even reconsider that price.
AdamR
Big Member
Just 4 years ago I sold my E body for $10,000. Clean interior, No major sheet metal issues, Fresh 440/727/391 sure grip. Now today people are selling cars half as nice for twice the price.
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