Totaled S2000 on Craigslist
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The car is likely a salvage rebuild which is fine if the work is done correctly. The issue is, the car is overpriced for a salvage rebuild. I can assure you that he bought the car for no more then 3-4l and spend probably 1-2K in parts. Labour is his own so low ball him like crazy. If the car is good cosmetically, mechanically and structurally, offer him 8 to a max of 9k and see what happens.
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From: dfw
Originally Posted by s2000cr,Sep 16 2008, 11:18 AM
The car is likely a salvage rebuild which is fine if the work is done correctly. The issue is, the car is overpriced for a salvage rebuild. I can assure you that he bought the car for no more then 3-4l and spend probably 1-2K in parts. Labour is his own so low ball him like crazy. If the car is good cosmetically, mechanically and structurally, offer him 8 to a max of 9k and see what happens.
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From: Lower Mainland
Originally Posted by Zoomie,Sep 16 2008, 02:45 PM
it is worth whatever a buyer will pay for it.... we are way more of an educated group about s2000s than the average craigslist surfer.
He might get asking price, but it sure as heck won't be from an s2ki member
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