guy is in cali selling a 1998 CW ITR 46k miles

[quote:866beeee67]here is the link....
http://www.logicindesign.com/ben/4sale/r.htm

socal - garden grove

still clean...cool huh?

run a carfax if you want a history -
jh4dc2319ws003001

it's hard to tell what was missing - it's clean.

my asking price was 14.5 a couple weeks ago - i dropped it
even lower to 11.5
even lower?

whoever has the best offer with cash in hand will get the
car...

if i don't sell it quick - i will lose my deposit on
another car i want.....my loss someones gain


at this price - it wont last

if you don't want to miss out and want to talk

you'll call me

if not the R will go to some lucky person =)

-b
714-317-0171

rebuilt title - clean on the pink slip clean in the
insurance eyes

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what you guys think? good deal?

 

I think it is...

 

any other opinions?

its #100

 

Seems to have only the lightest modifications. Some people will object to the removal of an ITR wing.

Find out why it's a "rebuilt" title.

Go get a close look at the car or get a trusted advisor to do it.

Otherwise, sure, it looks like a very decent deal. Salvage and rebuilt titles are always good buys, provided the work was done well.

 

i think it musta been the interior, he said hes not sure what was rebuilt but im gonna call him today if its still the same motor .

 

WHOA! i dont believe what i am hearing. a rebuilt title is a good deal? from my experiences i will never buy a rebuilt titled car again! yeah they might seem to be a good deal at first if the work is done properly BUT you are screwed if you get into and accident and the car is totaled or if you car is stolen ( which type Rs have a reputation for) your insurance will funk you over since the title has a scar on it. a few years ago my GF got into an accident with her 88 crx si and they only gave he $1800 for it even though the car was immaculate condition with semi low miles. at the time crx's that were comperable in milage and condition were selling for over $3500. i know its not that much of a difference but you only get $1800 to find a nice cheap car WTF are you suppose to do with that. CHECK YOU INSURANCE FIRST TO SEE WHAT YOUR INSURANCE WILL COVER IF ANY OF THESE TRAGIC THINGS EVER DO HAPPEN!

RYAN

 

Thanks for making us think about the insurance angle.

I'd personally probably buy a rebuilt or salvage title, but you're right, the insurance is certainly something to think about.

Thanks.

 

most deffinatly. im not a big fan of insurance since ive been screwed so many times( :cry: ). im just trying to let everyone learn from my mistakes and mishaps.

ryan

 

IF you have plans on keeping it for a while, you better check with your ins co first- they might not provide you with Full coverage on a salvage title car.

Also if you need to sell the car down the road for whatever reason, your not going to be happy with the money you get from the sale- its going to be less as less as time goes on.

IF you could afford a clean title R then I'd would recommend that route.

 

well i called him but he sold it, now im looking at these R's bit pricy but what do u guys think?


so far ive found this but $$$

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...amp;cardist=41


how about this one, its in spokane but its got 7k miles but for 20k?

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...mp;cardist=262


(below) he ruined his outside and inside

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p;cardist=2319

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...mp;cardist=921

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p;cardist=1877

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p;cardist=2516

i like the last one....