What a joke!
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Have you guys seen this STR on ebay?
ONLY $2,800.00 in damages.
I love the description. Is the seller stating that the damage was done on their lot?????
Jaguar : S-type Jaguar : S-type | eBay
ONLY $2,800.00 in damages.
I love the description. Is the seller stating that the damage was done on their lot?????
Jaguar : S-type Jaguar : S-type | eBay
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Rediculous. IF the damage was repairable, fix it at cost and sell it. They aren't going to pay that much to fix it as they are a dealer and second if not repaired they are going to have to take a loss of much more thatn $2,800.
Wouldn't touch this one....and what the hell happend on their lot to damagae the subframe? Unless, it was oon the lot to be sold and someone like an over eager salesman flogging the car wrecked it
Wouldn't touch this one....and what the hell happend on their lot to damagae the subframe? Unless, it was oon the lot to be sold and someone like an over eager salesman flogging the car wrecked it
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NADA retail 18K. Looks like it's hit all over. Makes you wonder why they quit on it. If the 6spd subframe is different, that may be hard to find used. I could see near $2800 just in paint and bodywork.
I wouldn't pay 9 for it but even salvage would bring a lot more than $3500. I paid $4900 for Laurie's a year ago with a salvage title. I would rather have got it before they started screwing with it.
I wouldn't pay 9 for it but even salvage would bring a lot more than $3500. I paid $4900 for Laurie's a year ago with a salvage title. I would rather have got it before they started screwing with it.
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Speaking of buying wrecked cars....how bout this.
2011 FERRARI 458 ITALIA - QCSA Direct
Highest price I've ever seen for a salvage car and it ain't done yet. Wonder what it would cost to fix? How much for the missing suspension bolt?
You think 9K is high for a banged up Jag. ![Icon Crackup](https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_crackup.gif)
Edit: I just looked at the estimate. The "front bumper cover" costs 9 grand......same as the Jag. Un freakin believable!!!
2011 FERRARI 458 ITALIA - QCSA Direct
Highest price I've ever seen for a salvage car and it ain't done yet. Wonder what it would cost to fix? How much for the missing suspension bolt?
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Edit: I just looked at the estimate. The "front bumper cover" costs 9 grand......same as the Jag. Un freakin believable!!!
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I have said this many times, but unless you own your own collision repair facility and labor is virtually free, or have a connection to export the car to another country where it is rare and much more valuable and the salvage designation is meaningless the general public should not mess with salvage cars.
Most of these cars, both of these criteria are met. I watch these guys at the dealer auctions bid the heck out of these salvage wrecks, and let me tell you - not to be politically incorrect but English is generally not their first language.
Food for thought
Take care,
George
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bfsgross (01-29-2012)
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And you'd be right around where I could pull a clean title one out of one of the dealer auctions for you...
I have said this many times, but unless you own your own collision repair facility and labor is virtually free, or have a connection to export the car to another country where it is rare and much more valuable and the salvage designation is meaningless the general public should not mess with salvage cars.
Most of these cars, both of these criteria are met. I watch these guys at the dealer auctions bid the heck out of these salvage wrecks, and let me tell you - not to be politically incorrect but English is generally not their first language.
Food for thought
Take care,
George
I have said this many times, but unless you own your own collision repair facility and labor is virtually free, or have a connection to export the car to another country where it is rare and much more valuable and the salvage designation is meaningless the general public should not mess with salvage cars.
Most of these cars, both of these criteria are met. I watch these guys at the dealer auctions bid the heck out of these salvage wrecks, and let me tell you - not to be politically incorrect but English is generally not their first language.
Food for thought
Take care,
George
Ahh...this one has a clean title. Not arguing with what you say but the Jag listed is not a salvage car.
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Regardless it's worth about half of what he's asking for it. And I'm willing to bet that when the dust settles that someone without a shop would end up having more into it than an equivalent ready to go car without such a checkered past...
Take care
George
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joycesjag (01-29-2012)
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I thought you guys would get a good laugh out of this one!
Kinda reminds me of this (skip to 6min. 45 secs.): Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Ferrari Scenes - YouTube
Kinda reminds me of this (skip to 6min. 45 secs.): Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Ferrari Scenes - YouTube
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