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I had a clown like that , wasting my time with a bunch of hot air. I don't grasp the logic of deception with these guys.
I only had to drive about an hour , to meet him at a corvette shop, expecting to pay 100 bucks for a mechanical inspection and buy the car for $14,000 or so. I saved the $100 bucks in the first few moments with the car, and made an offer of $6000 cash after going through the obvious problems.
He got all indignant and stormed off. He called me three days later to accept that offer, but I was no longer in the heat of car buying negotiations and knew better than to buy trouble. I have a lot of experience spending money, not so much repairing corvettes.
I'm with you. Besides the misinformation, once I saw how he basically sprayed the paint off the car to wash it, I doubted everything else he said about how he was meticulous with doing all the oil changes and regular maintenance himself. Made my decision really easy.