Wear item as in repaint not replace.

 

Receipts! , if your out of state, you'll need them to pass the salvage test

 

The idea of a salvage title varies from state to state, none here in Massachusetts.
I have no problem with a salvage title if the work was done correctly.

I don't care if all the numbers match, only if it looks and drives perfectly.

BTW, mine might have been one too, based on the dealer it came from, a highly respected auto body shop

 

I work at a body shop that only fixes and sells salvage vehicles, there is nothing wrong with a salvage title vehicle as long as the work is done right, We have had plenty of salvage title cars come in that were not fixed right and I would never drive one without a very thorough inspection. I have seen plenty of cars with ripped frames come into the shop and thats scary.

 

front fender is not the same color, i would only buy it if i can get a great deal and if i can measure the frame at a bodyshop

 

For starters the ad does NOT list the year of the vehicle. The sellers suggests it's worth $19k..then says he figured he would drop the price to sell it... Why would you drop it to $19k and not $15k? There's more to the story on this vehicle.

Personally I wouldn't drop $11,xxx on a car with a salvaged title.

 

Good eye... it could just be the lighting though

 

Good points - its a 2002, we know now, which is not a $19k car unless you are seriously into low mileage. With this car, that could be a second engine though. The pricing logic doesn't make sense.

 

Doesn't the ad state "you could never tell it got in a wreck at all perfect all the way around"?

Also, you can see a slight difference on the colors of a couple body panels.

 

I did not read the ad, I was replying to a statement.