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Originally Posted by FlintTony
I don't think I'll hear from him again. He made me angry, I told him so, then told him what I thought about the way he was trying to rob me. It may not seem like robbery to some, but when I make a deal, there is no such thing as "throwing in" around a grand worth of extras. I'm pretty sure he was under the impression that I need to sell it. Not so.
And you are right again Hank....THIS AINT NO STINKIN GARAGE SALE!!!!!
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F-ing people. This is why I hate selling anything. I'm the same way. usually I have the price way below what its worth and I still get someone trying to bust my b***s. I remember when I sold my red on red 69. It was a really nice car. numbers matching...mostly original aside for a few engine pieces. The guy came out looked at it was interested. He takes it for a ride and when we get back the damn thing started smoking out of the right side exhaust (the Ray factor strike again). It never did that before I was selling it. Well here comes the questions on why its smoking. I had no idea...it just started. So I decided to drop the price to make up for the smoking engine ($2k). I told him that I also had some additional parts that I had been collecting to make the car more original ( dated water, pump, brake booster, altenator) all had been rebuilt. Asked if he would be interested in buying those too. Same thing now he wanted those thrown in. I had already took a hit and he wanted them thrown in. It really pissed me off so . I told him that the whole deal was off and I'll just keep the car. A few days later he calls and apologized for being so pushy and wanted the car. He still didnt take the dated parts.
When your dealing with a car like you have and the money involved the guy should know what he's getting into. Not like your dealing with a 83 Chevette and the guy wants the original hub caps thrown in.