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While at my moms eye doctor, I come out to get the car and there was a business card on my windshield. It said, LOVE your car and color, if you ever want to sell it,give me call. Well I did call him and thanked him for the comments, he reinterated that he had cash in hand if I wanted to sale. Well everything has a price, I'm tempted to throw a number out there and see if he'll bite. Not wanting to sale, but I could upgrade to a newer and better Vette. I'm on the fence, I'll wait and see. Thanks for listening, L8R ZFLASH Now as it is Was this
I like both and they both get a lot of attention. The reason for changing, 1) the wrap was getting old, drying out and scratching easily, 2) I was the first in Houston with that color, now there are two other vettes with it, So time to change it. Thanks, L8R ZFLASH
I had a note of my truck, that said someone would like to buy it. As I was driving out of the parking lot I saw several yellow notes on other trucks. I knew this person was probably a dealer. I called him, and he wanted to low ball the price on the the truck. Be careful. If you meet meet, meet at a police station.
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If it is something you want to do, check out what offer the person makes. Check out what a site like Carvana values the car at if they buy it from you and see how that compares to what the guy that approached you offers. I know mine valued out at $3K more than I paid for it nearly two years ago. Tempting but I like my car too much.
Ask a price that makes it worth YOUR while, if you wish... but, be prepared to accept it, too. I've seen such happen and a friend ended up selling a car he thought he'd die with, but having shot a "crazy" price he felt he had to honor it when it was accepted. All the best, in any event.
I like the before better as well. I wouldn't get too excited until you get an idea as to what he willing to pay.
I had a guy with his girlfriend come up to me in a restaurant parking lot acting all big-balled as though he had to have a 63 coup of mine, gave me his card. I called him several days later and gave him a very fair price and he laughed and started trying to convince me that it wasn't worth near what I was asking. I ultimately sold it for $11,000 more that what I told him I would sell it to him for.
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SOOOO Tempted
. L8R ZFLASH