I can't say if it's a good deal or not, but that wheel/tire combination looks terrible. Offset is wrong or something on the rear.

 

Yeah... The more I look at it, the less I like the color scheme throughout it. Any idea if either of these two would be better?

http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/3946318975.html

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3962469873.html

The only issues with those is that I'd need to figure out how to get a loan for them (My bank doesn't allow loans for a car older than five years, for whatever reason).

 

2002, rebuilt title, 98k miles.
Guy wants 10k,
Knowing thats way too high, I like the car anyway, what should I offer him?

 

frame damage?

 

He hasn't answered back yet. Prob busy because I know for a fact its not sold yet.
Lets say for the sake of argument, It wasn't how much? and if it was how much?

 

Just texted him, And he said he has no idea why its rebuilt.
Time to lowball

 

This car is super clean and drives like new but I'm struggling with the price. Seller is firm on price. Kelley Bluebook is around 18, NADA is 14 and Edmunds is 12. Hard top is great but I can't see this car being worth more than 15.

Thoughts?

http://www.jfrcarscolorado.com/detai...fID=3568&.aspx

 

15k max.

 

Your pricing is off. That dealer is going to get $17.5 for that car. The hard top is worth some coin.

 

If it has the hardtop and all the hardware then yes. The hardtop you could sell for $3-4k assuming it has the hardware and doesn't have any damage. Without that it would be priced around $15k.