High dollar mod resale value
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High dollar mod resale value
Ok so Im curious. Ive seen guys with awesome cars modded to the hilt pushing 900 plus trying to sell their cars for what I consider a little overboard pricing but to each his own. So they put em on Ebay and noboby even bids on them. Understand that I invested heavily into my 840 rwhp Z06 and would love to get all my money back but I knew it was unrealistic so Im not really bashing....Im just not understanding why these guys dont realize that the banks dont give a flip about anything but loan values, the economy is in the hole and they are expecting to get their mod money back. Enlighten me.
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they've never been on the corvette forum.
Best deal to get the max return is to remove it all sell it separately and sell your car stock.
The sum of all parts sold separately are greater than the sum sold together.
c-p=^$
Best deal to get the max return is to remove it all sell it separately and sell your car stock.
The sum of all parts sold separately are greater than the sum sold together.
c-p=^$
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