Shmurzik

Piccardo,

I think you've PMed me, but essentially the buyer will get a fairly accurate list of things he or she should be mindful of and a very accurate list of maintenance items (there are none pending at the time). As to the discount - see you PM

Gentlemen, you may very well be right about the car being stolen - this could explain how the car can be salvaged without any signs of serious damage.

Shmurzik

bump

SharkSkin

Well, some car thief had good taste...

( & bump)

Shmurzik

Did I mention new AC and air pump belts, new AC clutch bearing and newish oil cooler?

Ron_H

Konstantin, I have given up lunch and I still cannot seem to compile the cash to buy that car......but I'm trying. Maybe in another month.

Shmurzik

Ron,

I have two words for you: instant noodles! And good luck

Shmurzik

el bumpo

Ron_H

Still for sale??

Shmurzik

I kind of forgot about the whole car-selling thing until my pals sent me an email asking what to do with the original dish wheels I stored with them, so I decided to bump up my original Rennlist post and will probably post the car on Craigslist/etc.

BTW, the deal now includes a set of original S4 dish wheels wearing new Kumho rubber

Robert_H

Konstantin,

I have a couple of questions regarding your car.

Have you had any problems with passing smog (since the car was a salvage title)? I am interested in having a look at your car if it is still for sale.

Rob

Drewster67

I know in AZ - having a salvage titles doesn't mean it was seriously wrecked. It just means that the cost to repair the car, with OEM parts, exceeded the value of the car.

wrecktech

If the damage exceeds 70% of the cars value it usually gets a salvage title. A theft/recovery would possible be a 100% payoff and hence the salvage title. A few years ago there was on average 5+ stolen/recovery explorers at a Detroit salvage auction (co-part) every week. Some would be pretty much complete and some were completely stripped. They almost always had salvage titles.