Which is precisly why you always go look at a car before you buy it. Even if it means spending a few hundred dollars on a plane ticket.
Now I have this PIECE of junk in my driveway and Ruddolph told me that Jack COTTEN is coming down to get this car because this car is so special.
So the moral of the story is:
You get what you pay for!!!!
and
When it's too good to be true it probably is!!!
and
What comes around goes around!!!
I guess you shouldn't have bad mouthed my rust free car?
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/cars-sale/286427-1986-t-type-rust-free.html
So what's happening with the deal you made? Are you getting your money back? Good luck on your search!
That's exactly what I was thinking!!!This must be one of the "cheap" t-types that he was talking about in your thread.
I hate to say it but the ride from NJ to NH is maybe 4 to 7 hrs depending on where in NJ you are. Being cheap not to come up & spend the gas and a hotel for 1 night would have saved your stomach all the worry.
BTW there is not always a big issue with a slavage title. I am surprised New Hampshire doesn't have titles on cars older than 15 years?????
Which is precisly why you always go look at a car before you buy it. Even if it means spending a few hundred dollars on a plane ticket. Been there, done that. Never again. Atleast you can show it with that stellar paint job. Some people just need to be beat senseless.
"mint" and another persons "mint" can vary
First and foremost I didn't pay anything up front except personal checks which are obviously canceled since the car is a rust bucket. Secondly someone is insulted that I said they were asking too much for their car so I deserve to have drug addict scammer rape me for cash? That's not KARMA that's I'm mad that I said you asked too much for your car. Wow I was trying to show people the car this guy is selling and the true condition it is in incase he tries to pop up under a different name and tries to sell it.
Not to beat the horse. But there is a lot of very valuable resources on this board. Not just posters but members. Who would gladly get you a estimate/inspection before you drove or fly 1,000 miles to purchase.
I bought my GN in Detroit and I am in S. Il. I had a lot of recent info and visuals from 3rd. party. Before I flew ($189.00) to see and drive it. Bought it and drove home 8 hrs. on a perfect 75 degree day. There is always a way.
I wouldn't send anyone more than 10% to hold a car. If they will not, or are in too big of a hurry and you miss it . There will be more. Trust me.
Check mine out- I won't scam ya![]()
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