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    Default Whiteknights CAUTION DO NOT BUY CARS FROM.

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    sorry to hear about all that. thanks for the heads up

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    That sucks man

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    I dont know either of you guys I am not takeing sides on this! If he owes you parts he should give them to you. why did you not get them when you bought the car? and the issues you listed did you not inspect the car before you bought it? the issues you listed are easy to see drive and look over the car. but its hard to bitch about a 1400$ car that run and drives.
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    He was boasting on 240atlanta about how he found an E30 for $900 and then 2 weeks later was trying to sell it for way more than its worth. You can still find his threads over there if you want more info.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cool Cat Racing
    He was boasting on 240atlanta about how he found an E30 for $900 and then 2 weeks later was trying to sell it for way more than its worth. You can still find his threads over there if you want more info.
    Post this. Scammers need to be addressed for everyone to see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN
    Post this. Scammers need to be addressed for everyone to see.
    How is buying a car cheap and flipping it make you a scammer? Now if he didn't listed all the issues with it thats another thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by X-Runner
    How is buying a car cheap and flipping it make you a scammer? Now if he didn't listed all the issues with it thats another thing.
    That's still there to be judged. If he as Simon said sold the car without giving the parts and details on what might be wrong then that's a scam.

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    Fixed.
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    SOrry man, you just learned a tough lesson.

    Its called BUYER BEWARE not SELLER BEWARE. It is up to you to inspect the car thoroughly before purchase. The issues you listed, those are all things a simple once over from a mechanic could have spotted or figured out. Once you purchase a vehicle all problems are assumed by you. So in that regard, while he may have lied or stretched the truth, that is not "scamming" anyone.

    Scamming would be saying it had a brand new engine, or a clean title, and neither of those being true.

    As far as the parts, i cant say this enough. If someone is throwing something in on a deal or "owes" you parts but doesnt have them with him at the time of the sale, you can pretty much assume you will NEVER SEE THOSE ITEMS.

    You better have a bill of sale and have it notarized , but even then what are you going to do sue him for $200 in parts?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vteckidd
    SOrry man, you just learned a tough lesson.

    Its called BUYER BEWARE not SELLER BEWARE. It is up to you to inspect the car thoroughly before purchase. The issues you listed, those are all things a simple once over from a mechanic could have spotted or figured out. Once you purchase a vehicle all problems are assumed by you. So in that regard, while he may have lied or stretched the truth, that is not "scamming" anyone.

    Scamming would be saying it had a brand new engine, or a clean title, and neither of those being true.

    As far as the parts, i cant say this enough. If someone is throwing something in on a deal or "owes" you parts but doesnt have them with him at the time of the sale, you can pretty much assume you will NEVER SEE THOSE ITEMS.

    You better have a bill of sale and have it notarized , but even then what are you going to do sue him for $200 in parts?
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    When are people going to learn. Do not buy something used unless you fully inspect it. Do not pay anything until everything that is in the deal is there. It gets to a point where I do not feel sorry at all because the red flags were everywhere.

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    Fixed.
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    LOL! screw that broke kid he made all kind of comments on my for sale thread just because i had built what he was trying to build but couldn't afford it.So he trashed my thread not to mention the kid is a low life and is a DIY that has no clue what he is doing under the hood.



    On the other hand simon i feel you and total understand your point.I got a hatch from a dude a month ago and picked up the title today and found out it was rebuilt when he stated it was clear before.This is my bad considering i didnt get the title upon handing the $ lie or lies regaurdless it end up being my fault because i payed him and it was a done deal with out me even looking into the title to see if his word was tru so were both eating to stuff we should of checked bro so i would just say hard lesson learned and leave it alone and don't do like i did and after handing $ up front 2 another well known member on IA and getting screwed.But i havent made a thread about it because i should be getting smarter than more dumb
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    If it was mutually agreed upon that he would bring said parts to you once he got them, you should've had that put into writing in the bill of sale. At least you'd have some sort of recourse to act on then. As far as the other problems with the car go, pre purchase inspections exist for a reason. Yes, it's a cheap ass car, but that $100 spent on a PPI would've saved you in the long run (or short run, in this case). Hell, even if you "inspect" it yourself, how can you not see torn seat-belts or feel said vibrations when driving the car? Sounds like you're both to blame.

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    My suggestion is to not be in a rush looking at cars or you will end up with a lemon.


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    Getting said parts tonight, the "issues" with it I can fix for cheap or free, just a pain.

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    I say you post pics of you deghetto fixn the car or GTFO LOL at dirtbike brake lever as a exhaust hanger.
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    1. It gets really old when people keep calling southside a thief, b/c honestly, they have no phucking idea! lol

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    Problems with seller fixed.

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