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GTE
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[ May 14, 2012, 10:48 PM: Message edited by: GTE ]
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GLWS clean car
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Jus keep it very nice n beautiful car
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Posts: 645 | From: stockton | Registered: Mar 2011
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GTE
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Originally posted by ls1kid:
Jus keep it very nice n beautiful car
I've thought about it, but I don't want to spend my Thanksgiving weekend under the hood of a car. lol
I've had 3 people offer me $3500. I was hoping for $4k.
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Luke87GT
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Whoa whoa whoa...
I am missing the part where you got screwed over ![[Confused]](confused.gif)
Did you not look the car over and take it for a spin? Is the hole in the seat and the 160K a surprise to you?
Also, what makes you think the car needs head gaskets?
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[ May 14, 2012, 10:49 PM: Message edited by: GTE ]
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Luke87GT
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It's your responsibility to fully look over a car before completing the transaction.
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
What symptoms were you seeing out on the road before the shop told you it's a HG issue?
And what is meant by "bad HGs?"
If you were able to drive the car and everything "seemed fine" maybe the previous owner was also experiencing the same thing?
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
It's your responsibility to fully look over a car before completing the transaction.
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
What symptoms were you seeing out on the road before the shop told you it's a HG issue?
And what is meant by "bad HGs?"
If you were able to drive the car and everything "seemed fine" maybe the previous owner was also experiencing the same thing?
Ok, I didn't get screwed over, I made a bad purchase. Better? Jesus dude.
Are you even interested in the car?
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uh0h50
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Get under that hood and get your hands dirty! Clean cobra.
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Is this Ian's old ride?
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yea clean car man keep it,unless your just regreting the purchase
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
not always luke the can blow chamber to camber an never show that is overheating on the guage
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That's my old car! Sucks that it needs a head gasket though. You should also get under the car and check to see if all the Maximum Motorsports suspension parts are still in tact...what you described and what it "used to have" when I sold it are completely different!
I say you do the head gasket and keep it! It's a nice ride!
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Originally posted by SydeWaySix:
That's my old car! Sucks that it needs a head gasket though. You should also get under the car and check to see if all the Maximum Motorsports suspension parts are still in tact...what you described and what it "used to have" when I sold it are completely different!
I say you do the head gasket and keep it! It's a nice ride!
I looked when I loaded it on the trailer tonight, all the rear stuff is still there. The panhard bar, torque arm, tubular uppers etc.
How long ago did you sell it?
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SydeWaySix
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Originally posted by GTE:
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Originally posted by SydeWaySix:
That's my old car! Sucks that it needs a head gasket though. You should also get under the car and check to see if all the Maximum Motorsports suspension parts are still in tact...what you described and what it "used to have" when I sold it are completely different!
I say you do the head gasket and keep it! It's a nice ride!
I looked when I loaded it on the trailer tonight, all the rear stuff is still there. The panhard bar, torque arm, tubular uppers etc.
How long ago did you sell it?
If that's still intact, then you probably still have H&R Race front springs, H&R Super Race rear springs, and Bilstein shocks/struts. I had all the suspension stuff installed when I owned the car a couple years ago. I think I sold it about 2 years ago to a guy (he was a member on here) from Citrus Heights or something like that. I know about the hole in the seat as well ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif) It's really a solid car with lots of suspension goodies. I'll cash you out $2500 for it ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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youll be overall losing if you sell cuz of hg. fix it. thats a dope cobra
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What's this place coming to???
I see GTE post up, then read about Fred and Nova Pat in another post
Oh, and I can vouch for GTE - he's a total dick
But he ain't gonna fuck anyone over
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Luke87GT
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Originally posted by GTE:
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
It's your responsibility to fully look over a car before completing the transaction.
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
What symptoms were you seeing out on the road before the shop told you it's a HG issue?
And what is meant by "bad HGs?"
If you were able to drive the car and everything "seemed fine" maybe the previous owner was also experiencing the same thing?
Ok, I didn't get screwed over, I made a bad purchase. Better? Jesus dude.
Are you even interested in the car?
I actually was interested in this car and contacted BOTH previous owners before you bought it.
Regardless, the Mustang community is pretty small and some folks more than likely know the previous owner. As a result, claiming you got "screwed over" is a strong claim and from your description, it sounds like that claim was emotional and lacked base.
"Jesus dude" -> my sentiments towards you exactly.
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Stangless
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SydeWaySix
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
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Originally posted by GTE:
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
It's your responsibility to fully look over a car before completing the transaction.
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
What symptoms were you seeing out on the road before the shop told you it's a HG issue?
And what is meant by "bad HGs?"
If you were able to drive the car and everything "seemed fine" maybe the previous owner was also experiencing the same thing?
Ok, I didn't get screwed over, I made a bad purchase. Better? Jesus dude.
Are you even interested in the car?
I actually was interested in this car and contacted BOTH previous owners before you bought it.
Regardless, the Mustang community is pretty small and some folks more than likely know the previous owner. As a result, claiming you got "screwed over" is a strong claim and from your description, it sounds like that claim was emotional and lacked base.
"Jesus dude" -> my sentiments towards you exactly.
Luke, just quit the BS and buy the car already ![[Razz]](tongue.gif) It is worth the head gasket change
GTE...I've got $2500 cash for you if you're ready to let it go. Serious offer ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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Luke87GT
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Originally posted by SydeWaySix:
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
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Originally posted by GTE:
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
It's your responsibility to fully look over a car before completing the transaction.
If the car has bad HGs, it should be over-heating very quickly, even after a short drive.
What symptoms were you seeing out on the road before the shop told you it's a HG issue?
And what is meant by "bad HGs?"
If you were able to drive the car and everything "seemed fine" maybe the previous owner was also experiencing the same thing?
Ok, I didn't get screwed over, I made a bad purchase. Better? Jesus dude.
Are you even interested in the car?
I actually was interested in this car and contacted BOTH previous owners before you bought it.
Regardless, the Mustang community is pretty small and some folks more than likely know the previous owner. As a result, claiming you got "screwed over" is a strong claim and from your description, it sounds like that claim was emotional and lacked base.
"Jesus dude" -> my sentiments towards you exactly.
Luke, just quit the BS and buy the car already It is worth the head gasket change
GTE...I've got $2500 cash for you if you're ready to let it go. Serious offer
$2600 on my part Just as serious as Ian above.
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