Okay boys and girls, who wants STR parts?
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If yours just won't pop out, see post #46.
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Take Care.
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OMG such a shame these cars are so sexy in white...
Any idea on if thats an aftermarket exhaust or just ridiculous tips? If its a good exhaust system I'd be interested, GOD those tips are awful though, I'd defffffffffinitley cut them off and slap nice ones in their place that doesnt look like it belongs on a pick up truck.
Any idea on if thats an aftermarket exhaust or just ridiculous tips? If its a good exhaust system I'd be interested, GOD those tips are awful though, I'd defffffffffinitley cut them off and slap nice ones in their place that doesnt look like it belongs on a pick up truck.
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OMG such a shame these cars are so sexy in white...
Any idea on if thats an aftermarket exhaust or just ridiculous tips? If its a good exhaust system I'd be interested, GOD those tips are awful though, I'd defffffffffinitley cut them off and slap nice ones in their place that doesnt look like it belongs on a pick up truck.
Any idea on if thats an aftermarket exhaust or just ridiculous tips? If its a good exhaust system I'd be interested, GOD those tips are awful though, I'd defffffffffinitley cut them off and slap nice ones in their place that doesnt look like it belongs on a pick up truck.
Take care,
George
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I forgot to ask in my other post, how are the center caps? Mine are quite scratched and faded...bothers me very much.
Hard to tell in the pics, if theyre in nice shape can you also give me a price on them?
Thanks again,
Paul.
Hard to tell in the pics, if theyre in nice shape can you also give me a price on them?
Thanks again,
Paul.
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George seeing that you are putting your hands in the Salvage market, thought you might be interested in this...
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
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George seeing that you are putting your hands in the Salvage market, thought you might be interested in this...
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
Take care,
George
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Yea, George, what are you thinking, working a regular job???? LOL
I already have the list drawn up for when you get a blasted 300 SRT8...
He He He.... Just kidding....
Don't forget.. Somewhere between July 9th and 16th... Sunny Wildwood NJ!
I already have the list drawn up for when you get a blasted 300 SRT8...
He He He.... Just kidding....
Don't forget.. Somewhere between July 9th and 16th... Sunny Wildwood NJ!
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off topic, i love wildwood familys been going there for since my grandparents were kids...
My family bought a condoe quite some years back in Seapointe Village which is in the crest, usually spend about 2 weeks per summer down there.
My family bought a condoe quite some years back in Seapointe Village which is in the crest, usually spend about 2 weeks per summer down there.
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George seeing that you are putting your hands in the Salvage market, thought you might be interested in this...
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
Totaled JAGUAR S-TYPE R for sale in TN - KNOXVILLE 2003 year totaled vehicle | Copart Auto Auction Broker Lot 15089081
Cheers!
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It can be driven, probably, but you'd have to fly or drive down to TN to get it, and drive it back.... on a dealer tag.
The repair costs are kind of exaggerated. It's what a body shop would ask for full retail wise according to Mitchell estimator. I'm sure there's "frame damage" to the B pillar area or floor pan, and that adds up quick. Don't forget it's $500+ to paint a panel these days.....
At the end of the day you'd have a 110k mile 03 STR, with a salvage title, after repairs, and transport costs, including the cost for the enhanced inspection (you would have to prove that the parts you used weren't stolen, and that it's road worthy), etc.... The $$ don't make sense considering what a clean title 2003 STR is worth with 110k.
Take care,
George
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Saw that one, and the other one in Kentucky. The problem is transport costs. You have no idea how much flatbed towing costs when the car doesn't run. Besides I seem to have my hands pretty full as of the moment with this one. Don't forget I have a corporate day job. All the car stuff, doing stereos, selling cars, parts etc, is on the side.
Take care,
George
Take care,
George
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Good luck.
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George I'm in the same boat as you, I too use my dealer license to wheel and deal on the side. I even sent SUV's and cars overseas by cargo ship to the middle east. High demand there for convertibles
, but anyhow, I always find low prices by shopping around at the Auction lots where all the transport truckers are. Its like one huge flea market of Transport trucks. Just boils down to finding the lowest price one will take.
Good luck.
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Good luck.
The issue is, copart is all online (as far as the bidding), no one is physically there, and as such, no transporters that camp out on the day of a sale. I've sent an Escalade or two to Greece, but the profit margins are WAY different...
Take care,
George