Best way to buy a car out of state
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Best way to buy a car out of state
I'm looking at buying an old truck in Nebraska and really don't want to go get it mnyself due to the weather and what it can do this time of year. Checked on having someone haul it home and found a business. I'm kind of leary of sending the guy money since I'm not going to be picking it up myself. I always just hand the money over once I arrive with a truck and trailer. The seller has always been straight forward with me and seems to be alright. Always answered the phone when I call. I was thinking about sending a personal check. The shipping will be coming from Denver and could pick this truck up as a back haul back to his place in Ohio. Anyone have any experiences or suggestions?
junkyard junky- 1000 post club
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Re: Best way to buy a car out of state
People do it all the time but i'm like you. I'm not too trusting to people I do not know.
Reb Stew- National President
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There are companies you pay like 150 bucks, they go check it out, drive it 10 miles, crawl all over it, dude sent one here to look at my 1971 Mach 1 before he bought it.....
http://www.inspectmyride.com/
http://www.inspectmyride.com/
Butch Thompson- National Sergeant at Arms
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Interesting about that company. That mustang is toast. ouch. The truck I'm looking at is all original and doesn't run (project). Still has the original paint. The price for the truck isn't very much. I worry about having problems when the hauler gets there to load it up.
junkyard junky- 1000 post club
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Butch Thompson wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnKJWSjJRXE
That looks like a lesson in how not to do it!
Arieldouglas- TN Chapter President
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wow, bummer on the Mustang!
Later,
Lee
Later,
Lee
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Called the seller Sunday night and told him to send me his address so I could send the money. Haven't heard anything back. I guess he's going to flake. Going to call him tomorrow.
junkyard junky- 1000 post club
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It's all a crap shoot sometimes. I got my 66' wagon and it was listed as everything worked. NOT. It had sat a long time apparently, but just needed a lot of connections cleaned. A few more dents than expected, but all and all a solid car. Will need a paint job to make the little lady happy, but that's it. Guess I was a lucky one!
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Bought the truck. Have a guy who hauls cars has picked it up. Gave me a call yesterday (Sat) around 11:30 am and said he was leaving Denver and would pick the truck up that I bought. Got a call at 7:15 last nigh, he was on his way to ky. He said he would be here in the afternoon. Thats a lot of miles. He says he tries to drive 1,000 a day when he's out on the road.
junkyard junky- 1000 post club
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Hope it's what you want when you get it. Scary to buy sight unseen.
Reb Stew- National President
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The guy sent me some pictures. It looked pretty solid.
The truck was just delievered about an hour ago.I'm pleased with it and it was just what the seller described. I put an ad on the hamb looking to find someone to haul it home since I didn't feel like going to go get it. Got a message from Bill's Auto Works out of northern Ohio. Excellent guy. Very professional and responsible. If you need anything hauled, call this guy.
The truck was just delievered about an hour ago.I'm pleased with it and it was just what the seller described. I put an ad on the hamb looking to find someone to haul it home since I didn't feel like going to go get it. Got a message from Bill's Auto Works out of northern Ohio. Excellent guy. Very professional and responsible. If you need anything hauled, call this guy.
junkyard junky- 1000 post club
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Truck looks like it's in killer shape!
Reb Stew- National President
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Looks like a pretty solid looking old truck. Nice find.
Marty042- Scrounger
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Good find Jonathan. I'm glad this didn't turn into one of the horror stories.
Arieldouglas- TN Chapter President
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Nice. Glad this worked out.
911TAZZ- Scrounger
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Wow, great find and glad it all worked out!
Later,
Lee
Later,
Lee
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