my bro did and it was a whooping fast newer camero that had 10 grand worth of engine work heads cam headers and such all top notch the guy he bought it from told him to drive it before he was sure to close the deal he couldn't be happier with it
Read the full replyYep -- wouldn't do it again. Car and description were stated -- 50 plus pics -- got the car -- description not at all as described -- car has serious water damage on undercarriage, but alas no pics clearly showing -- my fault -- carpe diem. If you do go that route -- see if you can see it prior to paying.
Paul
anyone ever purchase a car from ebay and have it ship to you? (from out of > state)
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What kind of feedback did the other 2 sellers have?
Short but perfect. I should add that if you find a car dealer that has 99% positive feedback, that's a darn good dealer. Dealers feed their families by selling cars for more than they paid, ideally $$thousands per car. They're in a special classification. But expect regular people to have 100% positive. Ebay is basically a big garage sale. Regular people selling their kids clothes have little motive to rip somebody off. If they can't handle that level, do not buy a car from them.
Watch out for this: "I'm selling this for a friend". Translation: "I typed a bunch of stuff in this ad that could be a pack of lies and I wouldn't even know it." Feedback may not apply.
As I said, I bid too much for one and it was my own fault, and also remember scratches and dents of a certain size won't be visible.
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