Looks clean.
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/d...127036235.html
Price seems high for miles and lack of stated work? Too far for me to check out though....
FB ad has pics showing more than $11k were spent since Dec 2017. But no details about what was done.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...4509525638379/
Do you think that's 5 poor attempts to fix 1 problem? Or the Indy saying "hey, this guy is loaded, change that blinker fluid again!"
12/19/17 $2,943.03
03/26/18 $1,583.66
05/14/18 $2,199.99
06/06/19 $1,779.53
07/31/19 $2,999.98
Haha … I'm thinking 5 different problems fixed properly the first time.
5 repairs averaging $2,300 each? Ouch!Quote:
Originally Posted by fredo
:jawdrop He must have deep pockets to keep shelling that much out, plus NO DIY skills at all (or math skills since the repairs cost more than the value of the car)
this car has been for sale a while, relisted a couple times. price is not justified without detailed maintenance/repair info.
Euro license plate is common for the generic replacement bumper kits, I'd bet one of those is a front bumper repair or crash damage.
Pulled a carfax; it was previously totaled.
Edit: for anyone looking, I nabbed the vin from the registration sticker in the windshield in the craigslist ad. WBAEV53453KM04436. 3 owners, lots of service history, but "Accident reported/total loss vehicle"
Follow up- messaged the seller and he said he has a clean title in hand. Which, as far as I know, will change when the next owner goes to register it. Got some more details about the repairs. Totaled on 12/1/19, vehicle rear ended another (involved in a rear end collision). $8,800 is out the window.