Car declared a total loss. sell as is? or full part-out?
02-18-2010, 07:39 PM
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**** I have $2K I should just buy it from you and i'll make it a track car! lol...
Well thats too bad man, if your a full time student I think buying it back was a bad decision personally. But I understand you knee-jerk reaction there... I say just sell it for someone to use as a track car or something, they will get the most appreciation out of it.
Well thats too bad man, if your a full time student I think buying it back was a bad decision personally. But I understand you knee-jerk reaction there... I say just sell it for someone to use as a track car or something, they will get the most appreciation out of it.
02-18-2010, 07:59 PM
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you should look around an see how much it would cost to repair it, if you still love the car and could afford to keep it then do it. your making a smart choice by putting your education first. if you decide to sell it, im sure someone will make you an offer
02-19-2010, 04:53 AM
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Believe it or not, selling as a whole will be a process too, youll get a hundred tire kickers looking to jew you down every penny. The damage doesnt look that bad, do you have the missing parts, light the lights. I have a great body guy that works on the side pretty cheap. PM me if you want his number. He would probably come out there to give you an estimate.
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