92 348TS FOR SALE W/SALVAGE TITLE

Hiding the true nature of the car's history is not a great way to sell a car here. What could possibly be the reason for concealing things from a buyer other than hoping to trick someone?

The seller should just come clean about the status of the car, and then potential buyers can make a decision. Refusing to answer questions about the reason for the salvage title is just going to turn off most people here.

 

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Is this car still "for sale" ?

 

I think "the first $20,000 takes it".

 

He's back!

 

I'm back too , with a bucket of popcorn . Scene 1 act 2 . It's go time Jerry !

 

Race cars maybe. Road cars no.

 

I'm so tempted to get involved in this thread..

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We must stop calling this thread a train wreck, but instead a car wreck... on a salvage title, of course.

 

I knew this thread was missing something, a subtle, yet charming Mr.C soliloquy

 

This is by far the funniest thread I have ever read on Fchat....

It is abundantly clear that you don't NEED to sell the car...cause if you did, this would be the exact opposite way to go about it!

Actually, the more I think about it, why even offer that "piece of paper" with the car?, sell it to someone who just wants to look at it in their garage....I consider many cars a work of art....no need to title it at all...

.....now try that marketing strategy!

 

No cats yet ? That's all that's missing .

 

Don't do it... LOL

 

Haig, when will you be back in the saddle? a 348 is like a mini TR....

 

Tom,

I never said the car (1990) in the carfax posted was YOUR car. I said the cars were similar (obviously as per wheels and title history) that perhaps the person who THOUGHT he had at some point seen YOUR car might have it confused with this OTHER car...thats all.

Best of luck with the sale, it's obviously been a tough road around here. And again, you obviously don't recall, but I made you a serious offer around the first of the year and had you accepted it...

Honestly good luck with the sale. It's a clean, well kept and serviced 348 with a little story behind it, but there is someone out tere for the car, just tone down your selling approach and people will be more responsive.

 

....um....'irregardless' is.....technically...not really a word.












I'm sorry, I really just can't help myself.

 

Technically, 'irregardless' is a word. It can be used interchangeably with 'regardless'.

 

Not entirely true. It is a word, but not generally accepted as proper usage. Regardless is the more correct term.

But irregardless of that, please feel free to use it.

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