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Craigslist ads. Don't know whether to laugh or just give in to the creep-out feelings.
First, from an establishment here in LA that regularly offers cars at about twice what they should go for. This one has never been in an accident; I guess it got its crumpled bumper, bent grill, and cocked hood during the salesman's alien abduction.
Next, the "English version" of an MG Midget, as opposed to the Burundian version, I suppose. At first I thought he might mean it's right-hand drive, but although it's not very clear in the pictures, the steering wheel is definitely on the left.
Here's a bugeye for $8K, looks nice for that price, but for the dreaded words, "ran when parked...needs TLC..." Nice hardtop, though.
Then, you can get both for $10K.
Finally, this one started at $3000, which seems a tad high for a non-running rust bucket, dropped to $1500, where it of course didn't sell, either. So, what to do? Raise the price! Back to $2000. No title, either, but I'm sure the DMV won't mind registering it in my name. They don't care if I can't prove ownership.
OK, I know I'm treading on the edge of list policy with this, but I finally reached a tipping point. I do feel a little sorry for some of these people, who probably need to sell their cars but clearly won't, if only for lack of a few minutes on ebay to research their values. Silliness like the "English version" MG leaves a knowledgeable shopper wondering if he can trust anything else in the description. And, to show a car with clear accident damage and claim that it's never been in an accident--does the seller really think we're all that stupid?
First, from an establishment here in LA that regularly offers cars at about twice what they should go for. This one has never been in an accident; I guess it got its crumpled bumper, bent grill, and cocked hood during the salesman's alien abduction.
Next, the "English version" of an MG Midget, as opposed to the Burundian version, I suppose. At first I thought he might mean it's right-hand drive, but although it's not very clear in the pictures, the steering wheel is definitely on the left.
Here's a bugeye for $8K, looks nice for that price, but for the dreaded words, "ran when parked...needs TLC..." Nice hardtop, though.
Then, you can get both for $10K.
Finally, this one started at $3000, which seems a tad high for a non-running rust bucket, dropped to $1500, where it of course didn't sell, either. So, what to do? Raise the price! Back to $2000. No title, either, but I'm sure the DMV won't mind registering it in my name. They don't care if I can't prove ownership.
OK, I know I'm treading on the edge of list policy with this, but I finally reached a tipping point. I do feel a little sorry for some of these people, who probably need to sell their cars but clearly won't, if only for lack of a few minutes on ebay to research their values. Silliness like the "English version" MG leaves a knowledgeable shopper wondering if he can trust anything else in the description. And, to show a car with clear accident damage and claim that it's never been in an accident--does the seller really think we're all that stupid?
