docwyte

That interior is fugly!

gophaster

Agree! If the car would come with the stock parts nicely wrapped up that would be another option.

Throughout the years ive modded many cars but i never get rid of or permanently modify original parts. Thats just me though

B1250C

Don't think so!

Keeping the original parts, putting them back into the car when you sell it and selling the aftermarket parts separately usually creates more revenue than just selling the modded car (obviously only works when the changes are (more or less) easily reversible)...

Road King

Totally agree. Aftermarket wheels and exhaust are easily put back to stock and can be sold for 40-50 cents on the dollar.

B-DUB

Here's a rather expensive 2001 with 3,700 miles and an asking price of $84,800: http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...ink=true&Log=0

"02996ttx50

a somewhat rhetorical question..

but why would someone order, let alone purchase, that car new in 01?

to look at it awhile, never drive it, and then sell it at for 40-60% discount lol

gophaster

Crazy! ...imagine all the amazing drives they missed out on over the course of 15 years. Wow

"02996ttx50

yeah, i've never fully understood car collections that SIT unless perhaps they are inside one's own museum lol..

but then my old flattracker triumph has been collecting some dust of late.. could just be an age thing

Hosewater2

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5984875769.html

Sounds promising, wonder what it looks like?

HardHitter

Amazing what detective work you can do with Google. In just 5 seconds, I found this guys post on a Benz forum and Pelican Parts. Originally posted back in September of 2016 for only $50K. Wonder why all of a sudden a $6K increase. Someone flipping it?

http://www.benzworld.org/classifieds...r-black-d69a6a

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ver-black.html

Hosewater2

Nice work inspector! His original price was feasible, would have a hard time with 56 for a non-X50 though. Looks extremely well maintained.

B1250C

Anyone having an idea why this one's not selling?

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...9084/overview/

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/232220147414?...rue&rmvSB=true

The carfax isn't the cleanest, but the price is quite low as well, right?

HardHitter

Lower demand I'd guess. Most buyers are looking for coupes.

mffarrell

An accident and possible flood damage.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/232220147414?...rue&rmvSB=true

B1250C

So you can't trust the "minor" description of the accident?

How would you find out if a car was flood damaged?

Given the age of the car at the time of the flooding (< 1 yr), I'd think that the car would be totalled?!

I've seen some flooded cars and all of them were totalled (no matter how high the water got - as long as it's in the car, the car's a wreck)...