Funny Craigslist ad
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Will say, it does look pretty clean for a 17 year old car.
Will say, it does look pretty clean for a 17 year old car.
It's funny but actually looks mechanically sound and clean inside and out for its age. It's probably worth getting the body fixed
I wouldn't exactly call Honda transmission "CVT" shifting haha
I want to know more about this bear attack...
Here's some of the pics incase it gets sold
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
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That car needed TLC long before the bear attacked it.
Originally Posted By: madRiver
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
T-belt adds to value. Simply because you would deduct if it wasn't done. Initial price is irrelevant - used car pricing is based on what someone will pay now. What was the original price of a 1967 Shelby Cobra 427 - get my point? For $2250, you're buying reliability and transportation, not a beauty pageant winner - yeah, it's ugly - likely the bear didn't hurt it that much.
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
T-belt adds to value. Simply because you would deduct if it wasn't done. Initial price is irrelevant - used car pricing is based on what someone will pay now. What was the original price of a 1967 Shelby Cobra 427 - get my point? For $2250, you're buying reliability and transportation, not a beauty pageant winner - yeah, it's ugly - likely the bear didn't hurt it that much.
Originally Posted By: madRiver
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
This car looks like a pile, but lets set that aside.
If you were looking at 2 otherwise equal vehicles say both at 100K and one had the timing belt done, one didnt.
All else being equal - wouldn't it stand to reason that the unit that had the needed service would carry a higher price than the one that didnt?
UD
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
This car looks like a pile, but lets set that aside.
If you were looking at 2 otherwise equal vehicles say both at 100K and one had the timing belt done, one didnt.
All else being equal - wouldn't it stand to reason that the unit that had the needed service would carry a higher price than the one that didnt?
UD
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There must be a problem with my computer.
On Craigslist ads I only see question marks where the photos should be.
Does atone have an idea? Kira
On Craigslist ads I only see question marks where the photos should be.
Does atone have an idea? Kira
Originally Posted By: madRiver
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
A few months ago my parents sold a 1995 Honda civic DX hatchback (that thing had nothing for options! No A/C or power anything) for $2000. It has like 120k and quite a bit of quarter rust. Clean title though.
I love that someone believes a repair (timing belt) adds value to the vehicle.
The msrp was $11k brand new and they have the gall to ask $2250 for it with a rebuilt title and body damage that costs More then half asking price to fix!
To boot this is [censored] cx bade model below others!
A few months ago my parents sold a 1995 Honda civic DX hatchback (that thing had nothing for options! No A/C or power anything) for $2000. It has like 120k and quite a bit of quarter rust. Clean title though.
if it was a stick maybe...
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