A Gorgeous '85 on Ebay
05-31-2013, 05:24 PM
#47
Its low from your side to come here and hint how much he actually paid for the car. I'm sure if he had his car at your place numerous times to work on, you wouldn't have come here with your bull****. Instead you would have said how great of a car it is.This type of research is what I do prior to any car purchase and I encourage anybody else to do the same.
If he can document why a $16k premium is being commanded through restoration, receipts, etc, than he has a solid argument. If the pricing delta is simply because it passed through his ownership, then the story is different.
I'm glad threads like this exist so innocent buyers don't get conned on what market values really are.
05-31-2013, 07:22 PM
#48
Burning Brakes
Registration must be different in Texas (or everyone is extremely honest).
Where I am, a $50,000 private sale would be showing up with at least one zero missing.
Where I am, a $50,000 private sale would be showing up with at least one zero missing.
05-31-2013, 09:32 PM
#49
Rennlist Member
And with all due respect, where you and I live it won't be a 928 changing hands at 50K.
Last one I remember of any note was a silver 78 that was in the 7K range.
Last one I remember of any note was a silver 78 that was in the 7K range.
06-01-2013, 11:53 PM
#50
Since the car in question came out of an estate sale, the transaction value is public record and receipt issued along with title assignation..... No place to hide the value on this deal.
